Sentence examples for everything small from inspiring English sources

"Just keep everything small," said Lee McGrath, the executive chef at Po in Manhattan.

I also believe in the adage that money isn't everything; small can also be beautiful.

It also offhandedly announces his credo — everything small and modest is beautiful and pleasing — and establishes the depth of his affinity with Kafka.

— I am, to put it frankly, a Chinese; that is to say, a person who deems everything small and modest to be beautiful and pleasing, and to whom all that is big and exacting is fearsome and horrid.

Eating a crumb of gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye – so bread, pasta, pizza, sausages, biscuits, birthday cake, Smarties, ice-cream and pretty much everything small children love, even Play-Doh – triggers an immune reaction.

"Also, I got a new cellphone and it was so tiny and light, I said, 'I'm going to do this for everything.' I've gotten everything small and light, including an iPod shuffle".

(The first paragraph of the book contains the phrase "I breathed in an autumn bouquet that combined everything small-town America with rugged splashes of the Last Frontier").

"Nothing Sacred" (1937), directed by William Wellman from an acrid script by Ben Hecht, combines the giddy foolishness of screwball comedy with a satire of just about everything — small-town taciturnity, big-city pretentiousness, media hype.

By David Denby "Nothing Sacred" (1937), directed by William Wellman from an acrid script by Ben Hecht, combines the giddy foolishness of screwball comedy with a satire of just about everything — small-town taciturnity, big-city pretentiousness, media hype.

Make everything smaller than it is.

This season, as usual, gadget makers touted their strides in making everything smaller.