Sentence examples for nearby tiny from inspiring English sources

A black foal slides about nearby, tiny forehead opening a warm pale star.

WHILE Zimbabwe is roundly condemned by all and sundry, the nearby tiny kingdom of Swaziland, tucked between South Africa and Mozambique, has largely escaped scrutiny.

Nearby, tiny Jonathan Adler pots sit on a white table, and the walls are hung with miniature paintings by Peter Halley and Carroll Dunham, Simmons's husband.

Elias [my fixer] and I were stopped along with a boat driver, boatman, local guide and a brother and sister from a nearby tiny village who were hitching a free ride to town.

The first election under the new system will be held next year and a referendum by 2012 could remove landowners' seats entirely.Two campaigners for reform are Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay, twin tycoons who live part-time on Brecqhou, a nearby tiny island over which Sark claims overlordship.

At the same time, the atomic concentration of Ag increases with higher film thickness, and NPs size gets larger by absorbing the nearby tiny particles, and the mobility of the NPs can be reduced [30].

Nearby, a tiny policeman stands alone, his hands thrust into his pockets, his neon yellow jacket a puny symbol of an authority that is no longer.

The picturesque villages nearby include tiny Pyrsogianni, where there is a history museum commemorating the secret language of the peasants who lived there; the secret pathways they relied on provide some rugged hiking if you feel like reliving the yomp done by the men of Operation Harling.

That happens when someone infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis coughs, or even speaks, and others nearby inhale tiny, bacteria-laden droplets.

I would travel the world to find such a place, and I was surprised it even existed: an oasis to surf, do yoga, and eat gourmet meals before the ocean, the sound of the waves a constant -- and nearby a tiny traditional town with little girls in burqas hopping through the streets, boys carrying boogie boards on their heads, and old men sipping tea.

Nearby, in a tiny office, a few young Army technicians monitored a series of computer screens.