Sentence examples for a tiny learning from inspiring English sources

There is a tiny learning curve to the device, one that requires you to stop making wild gestures and begin depending on subtle flicks of the wrist.

Set in rural Russia, the oddball inhabitants of a tiny village learn from the TV - the only one on the village - that a solar storm is set to bring about the end of the world.

"Learning about phonics is just a tiny part of learning to read.

Stephanie Arado, a Minnesota Orchestra violinist, said that it took living in a tiny house to learn how little space she really needed.

But where others saw problems that reduced the land's value, Mr. Bizley saw opportunity: the chance to design a house on a tiny lot and learn something he could apply to future projects.

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Therefore, if scientists want to expand the range of their discoveries beyond a tiny clique of specialists, learning to communicate in a narrative fashion--learning to tell the glorious story of scientific discovery--is essential.

She files that under "life lesson" in the teeny-tiny learning department of her mind.

Advice from a TV agent: that I did not have what it took to be on national TV, and that I should start with a tiny local show and learn the trade.

Yet here I was in Andorra, a tiny principality wedged between France and Spain, learning how to ski with three other beginners on a three-day crash course.

Of course, those who forego college in favor of self-directed learning are a tiny slice of the statistical pool of high school graduates on which the Georgetown study gloomily reports.