Since 1953, he had been retired, eking out a tiny pension with language lessons.
This tiny leather-bound volume contained a set of maps, carefully copied from originals dating from 1857 up to 1872.
Nor was the other merely a tiny and unreconstructed minority unwilling to learn from its mistakes.
Only a tiny fraction of the mass of a planet can be useful to its inhabitants.
Only a tiny minority (5 per cent) displayed some degree of trust in the popularly elected branches of government.
Lastly, in every segment of the population, only a tiny minority displayed some degree of trust in the political branches of government.
Actually, to get high energy per nucleon, the target to be irradiated can be quite tiny, depending on the laser energy available.
Tiny adjustments of hand position on a string instrument and of embouchure on a wind instrument can cause large changes in pitch.
