Sentence examples for rather small village from inspiring English sources
"We're trying to preserve a rather small village feel".
It doesn't stop him having a political preference ("Sarkozy seems to me to have his feet a lot more firmly on the ground," he says), and he concedes that if he lived in a small village rather than a big city, he might well vote in municipal elections "because that might actually make a difference to my day-to-day life".
Just take a look at the endless, state-of-the-art bottles of cologne he has lined up on his desk, the abundance of fringed American Indian bags hanging in his closet, or the fact that he would rather travel to small villages and towns to stomp grapes with winemakers than spend time in any big European city.
Most leaders, as Caesar admitted, would rather be No. 1 in a small village in Gaul than No. 2 in Rome.
The point being that the art villages themselves are rather small, and lots of people in one know members from others.
I personally watched Urmi plead with a 10 year old's mother to let her stay in school in Kolkata, rather than be sent back to the small village where she was likely to be sold to a trafficker.
I would rather combat roll out of a moving car and emigrate to a small village in Russia than call somebody out on their shitty behaviour.
By Sacha Westerbeek BÉOUÉ VILLAGE, Côte d'Ivoire, 15 May 2007 – Béoué, 18, is slender and looks rather small for his age.
UNICEF and ECHO reintegrate child soldiers in Côte d'Ivoire, and Béoué is ready for success BÉOUÉ VILLAGE, Côte d'Ivoire, 15 May 2007 – Béoué, 18, is slender and looks rather small for his age.
"It's only a small village.
