smallish

"Being a smallish company you kind of get your hands into everything," she said.

He was up high, in the smallish living room of an apartment.

The other players and staff were smallish at the bottom.

The smallish men had left their table by the entrance.

Being in a smallish town, he knew a little about the persons involved.

I remember thinking that he probably loved me in his own smallish way.

A smallish man with the same air of silent power the others had.

Theirs is, after all, a smallish society in international terms.

This city looked nothing like the smallish town he remembered.

She was on the smallish side and a bit plump.

Smallish fellow, seems to be in pain a good deal.

We find a lot of society in a smallish geographic space.

A smallish young woman with black hair cut very short and punk.

It was just a smallish hole that might have come from anything, I told myself.

He was a large man, and it is a smallish elevator.

That may be true if you do nothing but cycle among the same three smallish programs all day.

If there are, my bet is that they'll keep in smallish groups for the night.

I've got a smallish operation in place there, but it's not much yet.

There's a smallish part of the population that would respond to it.

At the age of fourteen, she'd been on the smallish size.

I went through the garden and saw an old man sitting by a table, looking smallish in his big chair.

And in the grand scheme, I think a rather smallish part.

Only a smallish one just before what turned out to be an historic opening night.

He was a tall trim man with a smallish head.

You would be better off looking for a smallish town/city, of which there are lots in France.