In that context, the tiny Socialist band sees itself as the true defender of workers' rights.

And taken all together, such legendary publishers never constituted more than a tiny band.

"What started off as a tiny band of people is now a much larger one, and people are starting to act on their own."

Clearly, they were taking no chances, even with this tiny band of thirty-odd men.

In the end, those voting against the bill were a tiny band.

She walked over to it and reached for the tiny band of gold.

We only see light in a tiny band of the electromagnetic spectrum.

You say it has a second set of eyes in those tiny bands?

Twenty-four years later, in 1873, the once great herds were reduced to a single tiny band.

Each glass has a tiny band of gold where the stem meets the base.