James sustained a high-ankle sprain in the third quarter of the first game of his senior year, after rushing for 1,730 yards for tiny Glassboro as a junior.
In the pulpy comedy "Drowning Mona," Bette Midler, as Mona Dearly, looks a mess, with a dye job the color of Tang, similar to the faded taffy hue of the Yugos that dot the front yards of Verplanck, the tiny upstate New York town where the movie is set.
Just beyond the border of the fifty-yard demolition, a number of tiny huts still stood in a grove of tall trees sloping down to rice fields along the river.
Thousands of tiny stitches and yards of fabric passed through that old machine" — Nottage reveals herself to be a true poet of the heartbreakingly mundane.
The tiny front yards of many houses are heavily decorated with lawn ornaments, religious icons, birdhouses, planters, pinwheels, weather vanes, flags, fences, wind chimes and the occasional parked boat.
There was soldering equipment; boxes of routers and power cords; hanks of stranded wire; yards of Luminex fabric (a glowing, fiber-optic textile); packages of tiny portable speakers.
Many people in Lagos sleep where they work — in markets under flyovers, in truck cabs parked in truck yards, inside tiny shops, on the handlebars of their motorcycle taxis.
This 40-year-old so-called resort is actually a collection of tiny bamboo eating places spread out along 500 yards of riverbank.
But Opportunity is moving on from Cape York; its few yards of exposed layers offer a relatively tiny slit of a view into the Red Planet's geologic history.
