Sentence examples for from a tiny island from inspiring English sources

Stemming from a tiny island, the British Empire was once described as an oak tree in a plant pot.

And who is the slugger who might soon usurp Oh? Wladimir Balentien, from a tiny island in the Caribbean.

We are picking up a few more people from a tiny island called Berneray, next to North Uist.

Here, from a tiny island off the coast of southwest Florida to an isolated spot in the Alaskan wilderness, are some options for your next backcountry trip.

I have played from a tiny island tee box in a tiny pond accessed by a tiny row boat (choose your club wisely, because you're not going back for another).

Marras's stands a four-minute walk from the Tuerredda inlet, an arc of ultra-fine, yellow-white sand separated from a tiny island of the same name by limpid, blue-green sea.

Before dawn, a fishing trawler carrying more than five hundred East African migrants from Libya had stalled a quarter of a mile from Lampedusa, a tiny island halfway to Sicily.

In the opening minutes of "Sin Mapa," the new documentary about Calle 13, the camera pans across a small group of curanderos (shamans) from Amantani, a tiny island in the middle of Peru's Lake Titicaca, who are gathered for a special ceremony.

The farm is hidden from sight and screened from the northerly wind by a tiny island.

He is stranded on a tiny island from which, despite many passersby and visitors, he is not rescued.

When I spoke to Blind, he was calling from the train, having just watched Székely Land, a team representing ethnic Hungarians living in Romania, beat Tuvalu, a tiny island nation from ten thousand miles away, in the Pacific.