Sentence examples for for something smaller from inspiring English sources

For something smaller but no less fun, try Piers Atkinson.

St. Florian was sent back to the drawing board and returned with a plan for something smaller.

They are now looking for something smaller and have put the lakefront house on the market for $1.375 million.

I was yearning for something smaller and more intimate — and, given the times we live in, less expensive.

For digital SLR owners looking for something smaller and lighter, the lack of a blinking mirror is the significant difference.

Six months after buying the place for $925,000, they put it back on the market (where it sold for $1.1 million) and started looking for something smaller.

"I'm looking for something small that goes up a half tone".

The crisis -- a harpy eagle -- flew away, frustrated in its hunt for something small and tasty.

If you're looking for something small, then the Cute is certainly attractive at £399.

If you live in a market town then explore the markets and look in local stores for something small to add to your pile.

Advances in leather-treatment technology enabled Hindmarch to create her sticker collections, which are priced from £35 – not cheap for something small and silly, but cheap when compared to the high three-figures many of her bags fetch.