Sentences with phrase «of a small country»

It's a bit pretty, even taking into account the front kidney grille that must be about the size of a small country.

Even though I was really terrible at first (I think I killed the population of a small country on the first go), I was also really hooked.

I am deeply committed to working with and for families and I see children as the future of this small country of ours.

It takes relatively few people and little support to disrupt the internal peace and economic stability of a small country.

The pieces will be flat and broad and the size of small countries.

For the capital of a country that size, it's small, and slighlty provincial in some ways, relative to its peers, or even compared to the capitals of smaller countries in % of population.

It's not that sculpture and photography don't sell at high prices, it's just that the super-rich can end up spending the entire GDP of a small country on paintings.

He had been the senior pastor of a small country church in Ohio, the men's pastor at a huge church in the Twin Cities, and now started a new church in Indiana.

Since a high - profile visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories nearly a year - and - a-half ago, he's gone only to a handful of small countries not far from Rome - racking up nothing like the number of air miles logged by his predecessor, Pope John Paul II.

I am a Bible believing pastor of a small country church.

He has been involved in education for over 30 years, including the positions of teacher, executive Teacher, consultant and Principal of a small country school, a large regional school, Special School and establishing a large metropolitan P - 10 school.

He has been involved in education for more than 30 years, including the positions of teacher, executive teacher, consultant and principal of a small country school, a large regional school, special school and establishing a large metropolitan P - 10 school.

On the road to Mt Bachelor, sitting about the Deschutes River canyon; the perfect combination of small country inn meets hotel.

Facebook may reach one - quarter of the world's population and have the revenues of a small country, but it's still, after all, a private - sector enterprise, not constrained by the First Amendment in any decisions it makes about speech limits.

Policies that affect the savings rate of a small country can have more - or-less predictable domestic impacts because the global economy is so large that domestic policies are not affected by external constraints.

Right up until the dying minutes of the group stage it was looking like England would face Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo in the knockout phase but the amazing story of the smallest country ever to qualify for the Euros went on with a last minute Iceland winner.

In reality, the very reliance of small countries on trade, much vaunted by Price, leaves them particularly vulnerable to downturns in the global economy.

This group of small countries constitute roughly five percent of the global population.The member - states share the same challenges in terms of scarce resources, vulnerability to natural disasters, dependency on international trade, and small but growing populations in narrow and sometimes submerging portions of land.

Forwhere it a lot of small country (sex).

As it happens, she's one of six people in the West who understand the language, and what she hears seems to suggest that the controversial leader of a small country may be assassinated during a scheduled speech before the assembly in the next week.

A teacher learns that her boyfriend is actually the prince of a small country called St. Ives.

Steven served as mayor of Pitcairn from 1999 to 2004, when he along with six other men (comprising about a quarter of the small country's male population) were put on trial for a slew of child rapes and sexual assaults.

The King of the small country of Navarre (Alessandro Nivola, Mansfield Park, Best Laid Plans) undertakes a solemn oath for the next three years to study.

Stoney Hill Schoolhouse Flag Day This Web page has photographs of the small country schoolhouse where, in 1885, a 19 - year - old teacher named Bernard J. Cigrand first held exercises to commemorate the 108th anniversary of the American flag.

From engine bay to suspension, BMW poured the expertise of a small country of engineers into its development.

And the plot itself reflects the dynamic of a small country faced with both Nazi and Soviet regimes.

Spend 11 days exploring the North and South Islands of this small country packed with wonders.

Based here you can fish, ski, bushwalk, visit the Yarrangobilly Caves, go horseriding and still enjoy the convience of a small country town.

Mal Pais, Playa El Carmen, Playa Hermosa (the one in the north pacific of course), Montezuma and the Cabo Blanco natural reserve are all less than an hour away and as it happens in the rest of our small country several hidden / secret spots and beaches are widely available in the vicinity.

Get under the skin of Panama, her gorgeous people and beautiful surroundings — we promise you'll be astounded by the sheer diversity of this small country.

Nestled amongst the magnificent scenery of the Oregon Coast, Channel House combines the comforts of a first - class hotel with the congeniality of a small country Inn.

There are several flights per day from the international airport to Placencia, and they are timed well specifically to shuttle incoming visitors to the remote parts of this small country.

«Auctions are now front - page news, and results read more like the GDPs of small countries rather than real - world auction prices,» says Lowry.

Millions of humans would survive but those left would reside in a series of small countries under despotic rule, all hating their neighbors because of recent atrocities during the downsizing.

Bitcoin mining has blown up to monumental levels in the past year, with the total energy used by the network rivaling the power consumptions of some smaller countries.

Official Apple Watch bands can cost the equivalent of a small country, though.

Belize is one of the smaller countries in Central America, coming in at about the size of the state of Massachusetts.

The Entourage can quickly expand to the size of small country, has 30 configurations, is surprisingly light, AND it looks really nice.

«It takes relatively few people and little support to disrupt the internal peace and economic stability of a small country,» according to the late CIA director, William Casey.

There are a handful of small country / home furnishing stores through the US that may carry a limited selection, but if you purchase in a store that owner will receive credit not me.

Some of these smaller countries with more agile governments — the Netherlands, Israel, Singapore — will have an advantage, because regulation is going to start to become a hindrance for innovation.

Through their efforts small minorities of Christians arose in all the major and some of the smaller countries in the region.

I think I like that size because (a) it reminds me of the small country churches my grandparents attended (and my grandfather would sometimes «speak» at, since they often couldn't afford a full - time clergy, so were at the whims of circuit riders), and (b) because that gives me a «monkeysphere» (a folksy explanation of Dunbar's number).

In 2017, Costa Rica was rocked by one of the small country's biggest - ever corruption scandals, known as «cementazo».

There are corporations out there whose income surpasses those of the GDPs of small countries.

How does one protect elephants from poachers in an African reserve the size of a small country?