Sentence examples for off this tiny from inspiring English sources
Of course, I do realize she is not the only woman to have pulled off this tiny crime, but she just might have been the best of them.
Four years ago they were noticed, hanging out off this tiny Icelandic town in winter, feasting on herring.
IWAISHIMA, Japan — When the boats came to start work on a planned nuclear power plant just off this tiny island, an aging fisherwoman named Tamiko Takebayashi carried out a dramatic protest: she lashed herself to the dock.
A man's black shoe, a plastic sandal and bits of yellow foam padding bobbed in the waters off this tiny island nation today, a day after Gulf Air Flight 072 crashed, killing all 143 aboard.
GIGLIO, Italy — Salvage workers righted the scarred and discolored hull of the cruise ship Costa Concordia early Tuesday after coaxing it from two granite reefs it ran aground on just off this tiny tourist island 20 months ago, killing 32 people.
But you'll still find the real thing off the coast of this tiny Gulf kingdom Daymaniyat Islands, Oman Oman's stunning Daymaniyat Islands are a state-protected cluster of tiny outcrops surrounded by coral reefs and populated by an astounding array of fish and shark species.
And more than 150,000 souls set off towards this tiny sliver of sand upon which hung more than the fate of a war, but the course of human history.
ÎLE DE SEIN, France — The 130 inhabitants of this tiny island off the coast of Brittany are survivors.
But they have never really turned their hands to tourism, which is why even many Italians have never heard of this tiny island off the south coast of Sardinia, or its elegant, bustling port town, Carloforte, where blue-and-white ferries pull up so close to the cafes that the harbour master can direct fruit and veg trucks onto the quay with one hand and take sips of espresso with the other.
Make sure that the map is squared off in little, tiny, tiny super tiny squares.
The other owner laughed and said the newcomers would kill off the tiny old-timers.
