Sentence examples for start with a tiny from inspiring English sources

"Start with a tiny taste – a piece smaller than a finger nail – and offer a sticker reward for tasting" advises Wardle who recommends the Tiny Tastes game.

But new research has shown that seizures start with a tiny spark of activity and that they take hours to build to a surge.

Of course, when you start with a tiny number, any increase looks big.

Basically, start with a tiny morsel; if it tastes bad, stop.

Advice from a TV agent: that I did not have what it took to be on national TV, and that I should start with a tiny local show and learn the trade.

Start with a tiny stitch at the seam line on the wrong side of the hem.

Mr. Schenk starts with a tiny dill-potato roll made by his pastry chef, David Carmichael.

What has become a serious occupation started with a tiny violin that was meant as an ornament.

It took a surprisingly long time — three years — because Roche was cautious, starting with a tiny dose and gradually escalating it.

Once kick-started with a tiny amount of enriched uranium, it would run for decades on non-enriched, depleted uranium, a widely available material.

It started with a tiny ceramic teapot and that led to a lacquered bamboo dish in a bright abstract pattern, then a hand-woven scarf.