Sentence examples for pebble town from inspiring English sources
Each chapter is devoted to between one and four of about a dozen characters, many of whom migrated to Pebble Town to work at the mysterious Design Institute.
Now someone is slamming a grocery basket upside down, releasing a bunch of live frogs; now a young woman is encircled by a grove of dead poplars; now snow leopards are descending upon the market in Pebble Town from Snow Mountain.
Granola-loving diehards would have to walk the entire summer to cover all 870 miles of the Wales Coast Path, trekking near the shores of the Severn (Britain's longest river), across the Gower Peninsula, through the pebble beaches alongside the town of Aberystwyth, and on to the banks of the Dee River.
Tucked away off the Kemp Town seafront, a pebble's throw from the new Brighton Wheel (brightonwheel.com, open 10am-11pm, £8pp), Brighton Rocks is throwing a "bell-hopping, drink-spilling, leg-slapping, lip-kissing" party.
To see a middle-aged woman from a small town — who lives alone with her cat, Pebbles, and seemed at first to be almost comically awkward — open her mouth to reveal such a beautiful voice was revelatory and inspiring.
The quiet pebble beach is a 500-metre walk, and you can drive to the nearby coastal town of Limni, or hike in the mountains.
The biggest town near the proposed mine site, Dillingham, has been at the epicenter of opposition to Pebble.
A big, rugged-looking 16th-century tea storage jar from the pottery town of Shigaraki, for example, has a rich reddish-buff surface, roughly nubbled by feldspar pebbles that fused during firing into small white beads.
In the town of Gordium near modern Ankara in Turkey, houses have been uncovered with floors made of pebbles set in a primitive mortar.
Stonehenge for pebble lovers.
