Sentence examples for going to small from inspiring English sources

So I started going to small corner shops.

Osborne says money from the nationalised banks should be going to small businesses.

Others complain, as we've reported, that the agency does not do enough to make sure government contracts designated for small businesses are really going to small businesses.

Much of the money has been going to small and midsize corporations, while credit card and other consumer lending has only recently started rising.

Cable said the government had "struck the right balance" by "increasing the proportion of shares going to small investors to ensure they get their fair share".

The agency has said that at least $5 billion in federal contracts listed as going to small businesses actually wound up at large corporations.

But Sarah was doubtful about how effective they'd be, so meanwhile, she said, she'd send me the instructions on going to small-claims court and tracking businesses that have gone bankrupt.

"Right after the recession, everyone was scaling back and going to smaller footprints," Mr. Cohen said.

Over the years, we made several passes at going to smaller cars.

"[They are] providing low-level fire suppression, so maybe just a smaller hose going to smaller areas," said Redman.

If the relationship ends, the agreement can be enforced by going to small-claims court or a higher court if large amounts of money are involved".