Sentence examples for a tiny land from inspiring English sources

Rwanda, a tiny land of sun-kissed hills, is conducive to such recreational innovation.

The shop's front door is up a few steps from the lane, with a tiny landing that Arpita Das, Yodakin's owner, optimistically calls a veranda.

Bolstering the idea was the discovery in 1999 that a tiny land-dwelling shrub called Amborella sits at the base of the angiosperm family tree.

I was pretty discouraged by the relatively small turnout and the focus on getting to occupy a new tiny land base in an area with no real pedestrian traffic nearby, instead of finding more ways to reach out to mainstream America.

At the opposite extreme, Qatar, a relatively tiny land, has the oil money to build all the stadiums FIFA requires in a space more compact than any before.

In Sweden, population growth and repeated crop failures were making it increasingly difficult to make a living from the tiny land plots on which at least three quarters of the inhabitants depended.

In the first gallery, don't miss Abraham Ortelius's compact map of Iceland; its deep fjords give the tiny land mass an outline resembling a ferocious, many-legged beast.

Its tiny land area comprises about 200 islets clustered in three groups that are bitterly contested.

China's massive tiny land grab continues.

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Look at the light-years traveled since the darkness of the Holocaust, and marvel at the miracle of a decimated people returning to a tiny sliver of land — the land of our ancestors, the land of Zion and Jerusalem — and successfully building a modern, vibrant state against all the odds, on that ancient foundation.