Sentence examples for do something smaller from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to do something smaller and very clear".

"If you can't make a big bomb, do something smaller," he recalled the leaders saying.

"After Australia, I wanted to do something smaller and more manageable," he says ruefully.

Is it sufficient to make it do something smaller than it had originally planned for?

After "The Nanny Diaries," Mr. Pulcini said, he and Ms. Springer Berman wanted to do something smaller, "more intimate".

"I would prefer to do something smaller, maybe at the Bush, which is one of my favourite theatres".

"I wanted to do something small, just actors acting.

"Everyone must do something small, all together, this is the change that we want," she said.

The answers covered, pardon the expression, the waterfront: Do something big! ("Worth the Investment") Do something small!

Elton John and Rod Stewart were selling out arenas and I wanted to do something small-scale that I would pay £5 to go and see.

If you really want someone you love to make a change, the key is to ask them to do something small and easy first because that increases the chances they will do something larger later.