Sentence examples for tiny learning from inspiring English sources

There is a tiny learning curve to the device, one that requires you to stop making wild gestures and begin depending on subtle flicks of the wrist.

They are tiny scientists, learning about the world through homegrown experiments -- dropping their bottles or banging on pots and pans to see what happens.

She files that under "life lesson" in the teeny-tiny learning department of her mind.

Set in rural Russia, the oddball inhabitants of a tiny village learn from the TV - the only one on the village - that a solar storm is set to bring about the end of the world.

They're tiny increments of learning about human nature only vouchsafed to those who make people laugh for a living.

He spent years learning tiny languages in forbidding jungle villages, experiences he recounted in his 2008 memoir, "Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes".

Visitors above can walk through the central axis of the striking barrel-vaulted building, looking through glass walls at scientists in their white smocks at work with their tiny charges and learning about the processes going on from a series of displays.

"Learning about phonics is just a tiny part of learning to read.

"The friendships and camaraderie built from the hours turning the compost pile, taking soil samples, witnessing heads of broccoli grow from tiny seedlings, and learning botanical names cannot be measured.

Naturally, I'd taken other precautions to keep my family safe, like covering electrical outlets from a toddler's tiny, prying fingers and learning the Heimlich maneuver.

A photo of a friend or a news link gives us the momentary sensation of accomplishing something, even if it's just learning some tiny bit of information, no matter how irrelevant.