Sentence examples for tiny fields from inspiring English sources

The money sent back by the economic refugees built the factories that spared those left behind a lifetime tilling tiny fields in poverty.

The locals once tended tiny fields of fertile soil down here, but now the copper mines have lured all the able-bodied men and women away.

She can't believe the tiny fields below, or the way we're sort of just sailing on top of these snowy clouds.

That regularity, combined with reversals in the earth's magnetic field, which are detectable in the tiny fields of certain magnetic minerals, means that rocks from this place and period can be dated to within a few thousand years.

Most farmers, though, even those with tiny fields, choose to buy newly bred seeds each year, whether genetically engineered or not, because they insure better yields and bigger profits.

Open May-October At the end of a back street just above the harbour, a couple of tiny fields command fabulous sea views out to a headland sporting the golden flash of a wheat field.

A spry elderly man scythed emerald green grass into stooks in a tiny field.

His tiny field maple, rowan, hazel and hornbeam saplings are now approaching their first winter.

The tiny field, actually built to service a newly growing car manufacturing plant, previously welcomed only a few flights per week.

We spent the weekend admiring the immaculate herb and vegetable garden, talking to the early lambs and exploring the 350 acres of woodland, where tiny field mice scattered at our feet and we were outstared by four young deer.

"I do regret it," he said, while inspecting a tiny field of wheat and barley that he has tried to revive in a small valley outside the village, just behind the Israeli border.