Sentence examples for a tiny countryside from inspiring English sources

The parade marches to a church at Drumcree, a tiny countryside parish, for a service in memory of Northern Ireland soldiers who died at the Battle of the Somme during World War I. Since the first standoff between security forces and protesters in 1995, Drumcree has become a rallying cry for unionists and loyalists, the militant Protestants who want Northern Ireland to remain part of Britain.

Over the years BelTek has grown from its humble beginnings in a tiny, countryside town and has become an annual pilgrimage for New England's underground electronic music fans.

Sharp grew up in a tiny, ancient countryside village called Potterspury, in the U.K., a town not far from "two pubs called the Cock and the Bull, of a cock-and-bull story," he told me.

But here, in a handful of villages across a tiny stretch of countryside west of Sheffield, the festive carolling, fuelled by pints of ale, is to the sound of the human voice alone.

I've got an allotment in Peckham, which is amazing because it's a tiny piece of the countryside surrounded by urban landscape.

When I was a recruiter, I had some great roles for major clients in Germany - it was a struggle to find people who would go, due to the fact that the design studio was located in a tiny village in the countryside.

Ulitskaya spends part of the year in a tiny apartment in the Italian countryside, near Genoa.

I also grew up in the countryside in a tiny place called Rutland.

In a stone barn, in a tiny town in the Italian countryside, delivered by a blind midwife, I came into the world.

Tucked away in a tiny hamlet of the Wiltshire countryside, it is surrounded by a large garden; the only sound the gentle chug of the water mill.

Amused by the surreal quality of the scene, I remarked how peculiar it was to be in a sumptuous railway car in a tiny station in the remote Spanish countryside, drinking and dancing.