Sentence examples for tiny path from inspiring English sources
You need to drive or take a bus to Joatinga then find the tiny path and walk down a steep hill to the secluded beach.
They followed a tiny path opened through the mob, serenaded by a chorus of camera shutters and the jostling of dozens of television camera operators.
He went up the little stairs to Level 4, then along the tiny path on the side of the ramp to 4A, brushing against the live cars that were stuck on the slope, nose to tail.
"Do you want to see this?" she asks a visitor as she ducks between branches and down a tiny path at the edge of the yard at her home here.
I'm like, 'Oh, vintage, that's cool.' He said, 'Why don't you see if it works?' " It did, and what popped out was the cat holding a sign Mr. Camporeale had inked with the words "Will you marry me?" Last August, the two were married in the garden Ms. Hayes had made, and danced a five-step tango along its tiny path with a rose that migrated from Mr. Camporeale's breast pocket to Ms. Hayes's teeth.
"I spend my days on this tiny path, surrounded by overpowering things, hoping -- praying -- that if I keep walking, I'll find my way into some kind of clearing".
Inside is a mini-garden with tiny paths, a scattering of flowers and gardening tools and a dinky puppet gardener.
Our wheels have survived the slick motorways to Prague, the rubble-filled roads to Dogubayazit, the tiny paths curving high up the mountains towards Bromo's live volcano.
Turning off the wide muddy track that forms the main road of the camp, I ventured into the warren of tiny paths that run between the rows of tents and shelters.
After about 20 minutes of driving through and past town – and up a tiny mountain path on the side of a cliff – we stopped and asked for directions on the campus of United World College.
There was a tiny, beaten-earth path leading through one of these so-called stock beds, almost obscured by the papery drooping lockets of the annual quaking grass, Briza maxima, grown from seed and planted out earlier in spring.
