Along with competitors' products like the Super Genius Mini Phone and the Go Chat Mini Phone, it is among the shrinking land-line phones following in the ever-smaller footsteps of cellular phones.
Then I hear a scratching at the door, which opens, and small footsteps.
Honored Guests Tomorrow children can follow in the footsteps -- the very small footsteps -- of a huge literary star.
You should also buy a small footstep for her to use as she climbs up.
First, you can change the "sound field," reducing the sound of explosions and bringing out small noises – footsteps, guns cocking – that could be missed while sneaking through a warehouse or a jungle.
Taking small, choppy footsteps, looking around for E-45/46 E-45/46ed the corner to see a smIling face turneduickly puthee at ease.
Finally, in another of many moving highlights from an unexpected corner of the musical world, the conductor José de Eusubio played one of Debussy's most lyrical small piano pieces, "Footsteps in the Snow," written to evoke a pair of lonely feet walking across a sad and frozen landscape.
Here Uber is following in the footsteps of smaller startups that make their data available to urban planners and city halls – and the latter are keen to claim that such data would make planning more empirical, participatory, and innovative.
And there is logic behind why large department stores have followed in the footsteps of smaller ones in coming to Farfetch, Neves says.
Reading A small book, "In the Footsteps of Lawrence Durrell and Gerald Durrell in Corfu (1935-39)," by Hilary Whitton Paipeti, $10, is sold at the Xenoglosso Bookshop at General Markora 45, (30-26610) 27187.
Visa plans to sell as much as $17.1 billion of stock in late March, following in the footsteps of its smaller rival, MasterCard, which went public in May 2006.
