Sentence examples for every prairie from inspiring English sources

Only now can I see how terrible my attitude was, but I told him that he didn't need to play grandson to every prairie hag.

I was reading Whitman, and thinking of the whole country as holy: every unfurled prairie and oil-stained filling station and filthy city, every mountain range and strip-malled nowhere had its eidolon; but when we gathered for shows it seemed to focus this quality, and the stadiums shimmered like mirages in the rising excitement.

BYDV infection was detected at every CRP and prairie remnant sampled, with an overall infection of 46%.

Now, we're reading a chapter of Little House on the Prairie every night before bed, and it's clear that she's really listening to the stories.

That's a problem for Illinois managers, who burn substantial areas of prairie every year to keep the land healthy.

"At every level of government Prairie was wanted and their methods of engaging the community were being acclaimed".

They met every challenge of the prairie, from cactuses to grizzly bears, and created others for entertainment.

The mother feared for the baby, feared it would see every carpeted room as a prairie strewn with monuments huge and upholstered, every tree as a green net of frangible light, every flower as a wound in the air.

Amy, whose great-great-grandmother Nora Belle had a farm back when "miles of tallgrass prairie stretched in every direction," joins the crew of the (fictional) Nora Belle Prairie Restoration Project for the (real) Fourth of July Butterfly Count.

More and more women are being noticed as developers in the technology space, from Silicon Valley to Silicon Prairie to nearly every major metropolitan area.

This behavioural ecologist spends every spring and summer "slogging through prairie wetlands" to observe blackbirds, and his fieldwork informs every page of this engaging book.