Meanings of tiny islet in English

This land could be no other than the tiny islet of Takokota.

The fort loomed overhead- amassive ,intimidatingstone monolith dominating the tiny islet.

He fixed his attention then on a tiny islet some two or three miles ahead.

They were a tiny islet there amid a Mexican sea which threatened to roll over them.

We had come close to a tiny islet.

Again a tiny islet loomed before her.

Even on that tiny islet in the ocean of snow the rock was in many places covered with thick moss.

They argued that it was on this tiny islet that King John signed documents leading to the ratification of the Magna Carta.

Coming down again, Faivaatala kindled a fire and soon had some fish grilling for these strange wanderers thrown up on the tiny islet.

I was unarmed and helpless on a tiny islet, and a yellow barbarian, whom I had reason to fear, was coming after me.

Then he came to a bit of hard ground, a tiny islet in the mire, upon which he could stand without sinking at all.

Somewhere, not far off on the still sea that held the tiny islet in a warm embrace, a boy's voice was singing "Napoli Bella."

However it remained tight-lipped about whether this advanced protracted negotiations over the tiny islets of Matthew and Hunter.

Arthur Pym described spacious islands, but only a small number of tiny islets, half a dozen at most, protruded from the waters.

Like a flaw in the coastline, with a protective scattering of tiny islets that might spell disaster for any larger vessel or complete stranger.