Sentence examples for taking a small step from inspiring English sources

Well said and well done, Roy Keane, for taking a small step towards restoring the peace.

But with Black Ops 3, the third title in the covert war spin-off series, it is taking a small step in that direction.

Those devices convey more detailed information about the movement and speed of the leg, enabling microprocessors to determine whether a person is, say, taking a small step up a stair versus hopping over a large obstacle.

Nevertheless, the municipalities are, in the words of de Boer, taking a "small step" towards a basic income for all by allowing small groups of benefit claimants to be paid £660 a month – and keep any earnings they make from work on top of that.

PARIS -- More than 20 years after the fall of the Wall, Berlin is taking a small step toward establishing itself as the media hub of Germany, as the country's biggest news agency and a newly reinvigorated rival consolidate their operations in the city this summer.

37fd165e-9351-43b4-bea7-a57161dc15e1 LONDON — While Lance Armstrong was (not quite) baring his soul to Oprah Winfrey this week, a very different celebrity, the disgraced London fashion designer John Galliano, was taking a small step on the path to redemption.

Q. Let's take a small step first.

The Mets took a small step in that direction yesterday.

On Friday against Cleveland, they took a small step.

Last Friday, British theatre took a small step in the direction of free speech.

If we took a small step back today, I don't know what to say.