Sentence examples for tiny parcel of land from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most bizarre legacy of India's failure to forge a humane, coherent immigration policy, free from the hangovers of colonialism, lies in a tiny parcel of land called Dahala Khagrabari #51.

As mayor of Sea Cliff from 1947 to 1952, Mr. Burns's most cherished acquisition was a tiny parcel of land at the end of Sea Cliff Avenue overlooking Hempstead Harbor, now known as Memorial Park.

"It's better than where I came from… At least there's a chance of making a living here, of a better life, perhaps," says Salahuddin, a 27-year-old labourer who fled poverty, debt and failing yields on a tiny parcel of land to bring his family to the city.

That there are thousands of wine domains in Beaujolais, including some with tiny parcels of land.

"Sure," he replIes, without much conviction in his voice.  .

PAGE A11 New York A PROPERTY STANDS OUT WHEN TIDES ARE LOW Rat Island, a tiny parcel of vacant, mussel-littered land in Long Island Sound off City Island, lacks electricity or sewer lines.

And yet, for that customer seeking noncity living in New York — with no neighbors, no traffic and no noise save the squawking of the birds that nest there — Rat Island, a tiny parcel of vacant, mussel-littered land in Long Island Sound off City Island, might just fit the bill.

It set aside tiny parcels of "Indian land," then employed a variety of measures to force First Nations, Métis and Inuit people to move to – and stay on – their assigned reserves.

Both roll up to become tiny parcels of joy.

Illegal workshops here produce bumbas, tiny parcels of pebbles and gunpowder that are the noisy bane of Egyptian celebrations.

The songs sportfascinating structures considering the tiny parcels of time allowed forallotted.