Sentence examples for small great from inspiring English sources

Save butterflies and bees that are so small, Great tigers, and giraffes with necks so tall.

"It forces marketers to stay on their toes and think of thousands of small great ideas instead of one great big one".

And it also goes straight to the heart of one of the major themes of Small Great Things: the ingrained prejudice in the political and social status quo that can rapidly mutate into an explosive, uncontrollable and damaging situation.

Speaking near the Acropolis of Athens, the outgoing US president said that democracy – like the version invented by the ancient Greeks "in this small, great world" – might still be imperfect, yet for all its flaws it fostered hope over fear.

In all things large or small, great or petty, never, never, never give in," Cahill said, reading Churchillian words that he had hastily jotted down at the end of his prepared statement, words that his wrestling coach would summon before a match.

That long gestation period is an interesting corrective to those who might marvel at the timeliness of Small Great Things, published in November, and the startling mirror its storyline of racism and prejudice holds up to the turbulence of present-day politics.

The lesions were characteristically multiple, superficial, and small (greatest dimension 3.7 ± 0.5 mm; range, 3-6 mm), with demarcated margins and clean surfaces.

This exploit brought Smalls great fame throughout the North.

The Orangemen also finished with a 50-18 redgending edge over the smaller Great Danes, whose tallest starter was 6-foot-6 Levi Levine.

A selection of smaller greatest-hits collections and reissues will appear on Dec. 7.

A shorter (longer) duration of immunity would be nearly equivalent to predictions of immunizing a smaller (greater) portion of young children.