Sentence examples for tiny piece of land from inspiring English sources

The fact that we have this tiny piece of land is a miracle.

The scale and site of the building, a modest structure on a tiny piece of land surrounded by gargantuan towers, demanded something bold; Mr. Cloepfil's tendency is toward the precious.

More than 1 million Palestinians live on this tiny piece of land (smaller than the Isle of Wight) - more than three-quarters of on less than £1.30 a day.

In 2005 it was the decolonized territory in which twenty-four Jewisettlementsnts were demolished and from which eight thousand settlers were uprooted so the Palestinians would have — for the first time in history — a (tiny) piece of land that was not occupied by an oppressive alien power.

BANGKOK — A government doctor in Sri Lanka's war zone said Sunday that 378 civilians were killed and more than 1,100 were wounded in the past day during intensive shelling of the tiny piece of land still controlled by Tamil rebels.

'All in this tiny piece of land next to the sea.'.

Instead, we can do restoration in clever ways that reduce fragmentation, even if it's just tiny pieces of land placed strategically," Oliver says.

I just want her to have a tiny piece of this land".

But what made the experience even more extraordinary was the campsite: a tiny piece of flat land on a rugged precipice.

The Azeris, saying that they are in a state of war, even reject the proposal made by the French, Russia and U.S foreign ministers in Helsinki in 2008 to remove snipers from the front line.Mr De Waal has recently returned from Nagorno-Karbakh and has penned an evocative description of this tiny piece of disputed land in the Caucasus mountains.

In all, leases for 114,932 acres of federal land across Colorado are being auctioned off next month — a tiny piece of what Mr. Obama lauded during last year's campaign as a historic effort to increase domestic natural-gas production.