Sentence examples for tiny inland from inspiring English sources

On the terrace of Trattoria Mate, in the tiny inland town of Pupnat, I feasted on smoked ham, roasted aubergines and olives - all home-produced - and, for dessert, a sublime rosemary granita.

Insider tip Steve Homer, a local food expert who runs culinary tours of Almería (sabordealmeria.com), recommends tapas at Bar La Plaza in the tiny inland village of Fernán Pérez.

Born in Tulare, a tiny inland Californian town that sits at the midpoint of San Francisco and Los Angeles, Davis grew up with beauty on her mind.

This gusher could ooze from the Gulf all the way through the Eastern United States from the shores to the tiny crevices inland; streams that feed wildlife and pristine areas that will be covered in a sheen of crude.

ON a chilly night last November on the tiny island of Naoshima in the Seto Inland Sea of southern Japan, I found myself alone in a dark concrete gallery, a sweater pulled over my pajamas.

Farmers like Mr. Kubo raise their highly prized cattle in this tiny town, just inland from one of the more spectacular wrinkles in Japan's glorious Pacific coastline, under conditions that a Park Avenue Pekingese might envy.

Chalets from €260 a week, castel-chalets.com In the centre of Vigncastrisi, a tiny village 2km inland from the Salento coast, the delights of Palazzo Guglielmo are well hidden from the passer-by, behind an austere facade with a huge double wooden doors.

Approximately five miles beyond Monnickendam we turned inland, toward the tiny, boggy village of Holy sloot.

Fog fingers shove their way inland and blow tiny Cessnas off the runway.

Over the inland waterway, with its tiny islands and corrugated bridge, into the palmetto scrub.

Right to the top!" said Morgan, my three-year-old son, as we drove up to Wyllie Cottage in the tiny village of Bryansford three miles inland from the sea.