Sentence examples for one tiny step from inspiring English sources

I'm generally a mild-mannered guy, but the moment I hit the road I'm one tiny step from being consumed by rage.

Re "One Tiny Step for Janet Reno" (Aug. 27, 1998): Attorney General Janet Reno's belated decision to reopen an inquiry into Vice President Al Gore's fund-raising during the 1996 campaign is comical.

Though it represents a hopeful shift in criminal justice reform in the US, its impacts on the machinery of mass incarceration are limited in scope, or in the words of journalist German Lopez, it is "one first step for Congress, one tiny step for criminal justice reform".

Only one tiny step for Lego-kind I'm afraid.

The Star Trek Enterprise's holideck is now one tiny step closer to becoming a reality.

Well, Sega Saturn titles hitting the Wii VC is one tiny step closer to being a reality because Sega has announced that Mario and Sonic are strappin' on their dance-fight shoes.

This originally appeared on Tiny Steps Mommy.

This post originally appeared on Tiny Steps Mommy.

We can take one tiny, unfamiliar step.

4. One thing always leads to another Like a stone thrown into a pond of water, somehow one tiny little step forward puts in motion other pieces, rippling away, leading you to places, people and opportunities that you can never have imagined.

Nastia Liukin, 18, of Parker, Texas, put aside some disappointments of her own to win the balance beam gold medal, and college sophomore Alicia Sacramone, 20, of Winchester, Mass., was a teary-eyed silver medalist in floor exercise, suffering with the knowledge that one tiny stutter-step on her third tumbling pass kept her from beating Johnson.