Similar words: plainsong, plain, explain, plainly, complain, complaint, plaintive, re-explain. Meaning: n. a vast prairie region extending from Alberta and Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada south through the west central United States into Texas; formerly inhabited by Native Americans.
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1. They clashed against each other on the great plains of the American Midwest.
2. Before 1860, buffalo predominated in the Great Plains.
3. There was no sign of the great plains the count had spoken of.
4. Like the center of a dying fire, the Great Plains held that original vision longest.
5. I went to every Great Plains state, dozens of museums, scores of historic sites, numerous cafes.
6. They sweeten the spring air of the Great Plains and the Northwest.
7. A person can be amazingly happy on the Great Plains.
8. The Great Plains, extending to the Texas coast, have traditionally been a mighty sea of grass.
9. For fantasies, the Great Plains are in many respects the perfect place.
10. The Great Plains state of Oklahoma is called the Sooner State.
11. The resulting collisions above the Great Plains churn up "Tornado Alley's" namesake storms.
12. I roam out in the open on the Great Plains of North America, mostly in protected areas and private ranches.
13. Native American confederacy located on the northern Great Plains, composed of the Blackfoot, Blood, and Piegan tribes. Traditional Blackfoot life was based on nomadic buffalo hunting.
14. A Native American confederacy located on the northern Great Plains, composed of the Blackfoot, Blood, and Piegan tribes. Traditional Blackfoot life was based on nomadic buffalo hunting.
15. The western Great plains was largely settled at this time, and yield rich harvests of wheat.
16. Prairie dogs chiefly live in the Great Plains of North America.
17. The winds of the Great Plains caused huge dust storms on overgrazed lands.
18. One population migrates hundreds of miles across the Great Plains from north-central Montana into southern Saskatchewan and Alberta.
19. Wayne provides consulting services to the firm's clients on the installation and use of Great Plains Accounting and Dynamics.
20. The event was the crescendo of a century of history on the Great Plains.
21. Exactly how and when these plant species came to the Great Plains is not certain.
22. Astronomers say that many of the medicine wheels on the Great Plains are aligned to the summer solstice.
23. As the ground freezes over the winter, many species of plants on the Great Plains come loose and become tumbleweeds.
24. However, States said the new program is providing a better safety net for the drought-plagued wheat growers of the Great Plains.
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25. Drainage had already leached away much of the water resources of the Great Plains grain belt.
26. Instead of adding a new layer to the palimpsest of the Great Plains, strip-mining destroys the palimpsest itself.
27. The horse was re-introduced to America (as original paleo-American populations of wild horses from the Bering land bridge were extinct) and quickly adapted to free range on the sprawling great plains.
28. Nowhere was this sense of purpose more evident than in the US heartlands, with their hundreds of tight-knit communities, like Holcomb, scattered along railway lines across the Great Plains.
29. Part two analyses the reasons of slow development the Great Plains, which come from three aspects.
30. Moose stay in what remains of New England's wilds; undomesticated bison are restricted to a few Great Plains patches; grizzly bear are practically gone; elk are — well, great, but they're not huge.
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