Sentence examples for smallest events from inspiring English sources

Only the smallest events happened on the ride, a trot now and then, an unexpected canter for a few moments.

"It is an attempt to find value above all price for the smallest events in our daily life," Wilder wrote in the preface.

It has created the greatest drama from the smallest events: its largest audience, 23 million, watched the 1987 episode in which the families ate Christmas lunch; Mavis got a bit tipsy and Hilda emigrated to Derbyshire.

Setting his novel in a Chicago advertising agency that has been forced to lay off workers, Ferris brilliantly captures the fishbowl quality of contemporary office life, where nothing much happens and the smallest events take on huge significance.

A proposed change to Scottish licensing laws has riled the city's art scene, threatening to force organizers of even the smallest events to obtain costly and cumbersome entertainment licenses.

Employing a commanding logic that exercises total control over the data of history, Thucydides uses rigorous principles of selection, suggestive juxtapositions, and artfully opposed speeches to reveal systematic relationships between plans and outcomes, impose meaning on the smallest events, and insist on the constant battle between intellect and chance.

Basically they'll help P.B.R. sponsor more small-scale events.

The third example was perhaps the smallest event I've done.

But there were smaller events, too.

Mr. Giuliani attended smaller events organized by black supporters.

All lives contain small events with big effects.