Sentence examples for going to start small from inspiring English sources

"We're going to start small, throw something out there and see what works".

We're going to start small, with an elementary lesson on comma usage.

Mr. Sherwood declined to discuss how much Disney was investing, saying only that "this network and service is going to start small and build over five years".

"We're going to start small, and scale out.

Obviously it's going to start small, you're not going to walk in and start doing arenas straight off.

Obama has all the leverage here, and can come out and say at any time, "If Congress refuses to act, everyone's paycheck is going to get smaller starting in January".

If you've never programmed before, you're going to need to start small.

You're probably going to need to start small, especially if you haven't signed with a record label yet.

"Some simply went to buy goods to start small businesses in Guiwa," said Bolly.

For this reason "big bang" schemes do not find favour with the unions; if there are going to be changes, far better to start small and build than rush in with a great leap forward, they believe.

I was struck during the reporting by the fact that people kept repeating the same things over and over again, so much so that by midweek I started calling them "The Three S's": going Slow, starting Small and applying Scrutiny.