Sentence examples for works small from inspiring English sources

Paul Lee works small, splicing and bending tiny photographs of movie stars into distorted little collages and reliefs.

She works small and mainly in glazed porcelain, pushing traditionally demure tabletop figurines into compromising, often ribald positions while downsizing the heroic conventions of royal portraiture.

Tuttle has also done this year's turbine hall commission at Tate Modern: a strange commission, you might think, for an artist who usually works small.

They set up skunk works (small, autonomous units with a remit to innovate) and mock the boring corporate types who write their pay-cheques.

It seems the life project of some scholars (and now even his granddaughter) is to shout him down, to remind us only to read his great works small.

Instead, she decided to give the nuns cameras to film themselves making and displaying their "little works" – small religious icons and crocheted baskets.

BROOKLYN SODA WORKS Small-batch sodas using fresh fruit juice.

Above these works, smaller frescoes between the windows depict various popes.

In Africa, where Farm Radio International works, small-scale and family farmers not only employ, but are also the source of, many of these innovations.

This works: smaller is better.

Do you ever work small?