Sentence examples for a small highland from inspiring English sources

With the exception of a small highland area to the south, the landscape of the state is dominated by the great North German Plain.

And we're doing it in a way that doesn't create long-term damage". When NVA created The Path five years ago, the company boasted about using enough power to supply a small Highland village.

This name is taken from a particular rock unit in the Northwest Territories, but it has an even older lineage - one that goes back to a small Highland settlement in Scotland.

Ian McDonald, The Balvenie Cooperage, Scotland: On any given day, in a small highland village of Dufftown, Scotland, home of The Balvenie Distillery, one of the last onsite cooperages in the world, The Balvenie's head cooper oversees the daunting task of building, maintaining and charring the distillery's barrels.

Brock was walking Pee Wee, a small, high-strung West Highland terrier who darted into the brush at the slightest provocation -- a sudden breeze, shifting gravel, a tour bus rumbling down Caffin Avenue several blocks east.

They lived with Hannah's parents in Ol Kalou, a small town in the highlands of central Kenya.

This handsome thrush is restricted to a small region of the highlands of Central America, from southern Mexico south to El Salvador and Honduras, and it is a much sought regional endemic.

Most of the Nile's flow begins in the Ethiopian highlands, a small rain-drenched part of the river's catchment.

Before that, while my parents were building a house in a small town in the highlands, a bushfire was on its way, and my brother and I went down to help the local brigade.

Shakespeare is Mexican, I think, because he speaks our language, and by that I don't just mean Spanish, but the language spoken in the furthest margins of the country: not so long ago, in an effort to confront issues within their community, a rural school performed a workshop production of Romeo and Juliet in Purépecha, a small district in the highlands of the north-west.

Sandstone Press is a small operation based in the highlands of Scotland to whom Rogers turned after the book was rejected by nearly every publisher in London.