Sentence examples for a prairie version from inspiring English sources

When she was young, she seems to have been a prairie version of one of J. D. Salinger's Glass children — except that rather than urbanity, her precociousness took the form of piety.

Beginning at 6 45 p.m. are country and mariachi bands, a parade of equestrian units and enough old Western stars to cast a prairie schooner version of "The Love Boat": Clayton Moore, Cameron Mitchell, George Montgomery, Casey Tibbs, Cliffie Stone, Buddy Ebsen, Monte Hale, Rex Allen, Eddie Dean, Denver Pyle, Iron Eyes Cody and Autry's old sidekick, Pat Buttram.

A classic piece, it now comes in a range of styles, from the traditional "Little House on the Prairie" version to modernist renditions like the delicate crystal cylinders created by the designer Deborah Ehrlich.

M. B. Haskett makes tavern sandwiches, the juicy prairie version of sloppy Joes, with ground bison meat.

Indeed, in many ways she is a modern version of a prairie populist, inveighing against the trusts, the plutocrats, and their corrupt political allies.

It contains a prairie oyster.

It's almost like a prairie plant.

Mr Daschle is a "prairie populist".

There had been a prairie here once.

If this is a prairie, it is a prairie of the imagination.

"I was envisioning a prairie," she said.