Sentence examples for tiny action from inspiring English sources

They were saved by some tiny action.

This will take about twenty minutes longer than it usually does, because you are so sick that every tiny action feels like a herculean task.

"It's not as interesting this year," said Lee Ilan, 30, who wore a model of Shea Stadium with tiny action figures of the Mets on the playing field.

The text suggests something of moral butterfly effect — the idea that a tiny action taken today may be the principal cause of great or grave results in the future.

Most of the writing of "The Family Fang" was done downstairs in Mr. Wilson's study, where he routinely sat on a rug to type, surrounded by hundreds of comic books that he has collected since he was a child and tiny action figurines that are off limits to Griff.

Its title was "Predictability: Does the Flap of a Butterfly's Wings in Brazil Set Off a Tornado in Texas?" Dr. Lorenz said that even a tiny action — the flapping of a gossamer wing — could set off a train of events leading to a violent storm in another hemisphere.

Tiny actions, the theory goes, can have enormous, unforeseeable consequences.

Those tiny actions, because they do indeed feel tiny right now, add up.

Why is everyone so keen to believe that tiny actions can prevent climate change?

(The cuts in the hand-held camera work are keyed to tiny actions in the music, putting the visual and musical in sync).

It was the tiny actions, the random decisions, the arbitrary choices, that led her to be on that particular train, at that particular time.