Wander over the country from San Javier as far west as the Tinajas Altas.
Comes a strange prowler to the waterholes of Tinajas Altas, and the antelope fifty miles away know the news and seek the hidden springs at Bates' Wells.
Then men fought for precious water atTinajas Altas; many crosses of malapais mark the sands there.
Dependent on rainfall, tinajas often dry up, yet they may be the only water source over a large area.
Do not pollute streams, springs, or tinajas by washing in them or close to them.
Tinajas can also be death traps when the water level falls so low that animals can’t climb back out.
Other important tinajas may be found on Mesa de Anguila.
Tinajas may also turn into death traps for the plants and insects that inhabit them.
The mesa top has a maze of trails leading to and from tinajas that have served as a focus of life across countless centuries.
The factory produces fifteen hundred tinajasof oil.
On the way we met an enterprising family who had left Daet with a cargo of coconuts for Naga, and had been wrecked here; saving only one out of five tinajas of oil, but recovering all the nuts.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tinajas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
