Sentence examples for tiny dirt from inspiring English sources

We stopped on a tiny dirt road and walked into an old village.

But after a generation of being pummeled by tiny dirt particles, even the most valiant motor succumbs to buildup.

We heard they were showing a movie near the church, so we hiked up the hill and sat on wooden benches in a tiny dirt plaza.

"At least we have water and some electricity in this camp," he told me, as we sat in a tiny dirt patch he referred to as his "garden".

Rather than tell me to make a U-turn to get back on the highway, it sent me along three miles of tiny dirt roads that, I suspect, were last used by Roger's Rangers.

Veering off the busy A87 between Dornie and Kyle of Lochalsh you crawl down a tiny dirt track, over a little bridge towards the shore and the peace wraps itself around you.

Look a little closer, however, and you'll see that this tiny, dirt-track village is not as deserted as it first seems.

One Pibor resident, Mary Tarawach, said she had hoped that the troops would treat her decently as long as she served them stew and bread at her tiny dirt-floor restaurant in the market here.

In the economic ecosystem, the development of the microprocessor really a tiny, dirt-cheap computer in the early 1970s likewise led to a new era of technological innovation and disruption.

A few blocks away a young woman named Teresa stands in her tiny, dirt-packed front yard and passes judgment on the store's fees: "Way too much," she says in Spanish, as some of her seven children scamper barefoot among strewn toys and a battered van propped up on jacks.

Any tiny spec of dirt or grime will cause a bump under the pinstripe or reflective tape and will be very noticeable.