Sentence examples for tiny hilltop from inspiring English sources

As we drove to the tiny hilltop village, it started to drizzle, then pour.

Some archaeologists believe Jerusalem was no more than a tiny hilltop village when it served as David's capital.

Next week (starting on 27 July) Motovun hosts its annual five-day independent film festival, attracting thousands of campers to the fields below the tiny hilltop village (motovunfilmfestival.com).

My first stop was the ancestral seat of the aristocratic Dietrichstein family in the tiny hilltop town of Mikulov, known to German speakers as Nikolsburg.

Rosi takes a clearly compassionate attitude toward the entire episode of Mr. Levi's stay in Lucania, a tiny hilltop village in southern Italy.

The car smoked and leaked oil but they made it to Portland, where they first lived in a campground, then a tiny hilltop cottage.

Bennington College, a tiny, quirky, hilltop jewel box of liberal artsiness, is hardly a stranger to controversy.

Yet the only hint at the theme in the picture is the tiny tower on a hilltop Viewers eager to plot Turner's later progression toward ever more impressionistic works from around 1830 and gaze at the grand finale in near-abstraction by the late 1840s will not see it in the show.

Through the scoreboard's square chinks, where hits, strikes, balls and outs are posted, you can see green hillsides, muddy hilltops and in tiny white letters "Viva Fidel".

The peace conference was driven by the entrepreneurs.Held in a hilltop retreat in the tiny Red Sea port-state of Djibouti, it drew some 2,000 delegates from all of Somalia's clans and included exiled professionals, businessmen and representatives of the country's burgeoning civic groups but no warlords.

With a proliferation of hilltop tasting rooms scattered among tiny rural towns, as well as a crush of restaurants with extensive wine lists and top-notch sommeliers, it is easy to compare the region to the way California's Napa Valley was more than four decades ago, when dirt roads connected small-batch winemakers with big aspirations.