Sentence examples for tiny valley from inspiring English sources

From outside the sunken garden, you peer down on the treetops as if looking down into a tiny valley.

(Here's a maths question: If it takes 600,000 soldiers to hold down the tiny valley of Kashmir, how many will it take to contain the mounting rage of hundreds of millions of people?) Instead of narco-analysing Kobad Ghandy, the recently arrested Maoist leader, it might be a better idea to talk to him.

He tucked his head in the tiny valley that curves between my belly and the bottom of my breasts, and sighed.

He describes Kashmir as "a tiny valley of no more than five million souls, landlocked, preindustrial, resource rich but cash poor, perched thousands of feet up in the mountains, like a tasty green sweetmeat caught in a giant's teeth".

Add tiny valley folds.

Then a dip in liquid resin fills in the tiny valleys and flaws, making the lens, if not optically perfect, at least functional.

Tiny valleys?

It's a tiny, undeveloped valley in the mountains, one of the most rugged and backwards corners of the country.

But the region's real attraction lies in emerging from the mountains and walking into any of the tiny, one-road valley villages set in between, stopping at a local tea house or thatched-roof bar for a glass of boha (fermented sugar cane beer).

The first restaurant I visited was in a tiny town called Valley Center, about 100 miles south of LA.

Even the smoothest-looking asphalt road has tiny peaks and valleys in the surface.