Sentence examples for great drought from inspiring English sources
The armies confronted the great drought as well.
This weather hasn't been right since the great drought of 1976.
They thrived in their pueblos until about 1290 — some 15 years after the Great Drought began.
The Great Drought (1276 99) probably caused massive crop failure; rainfall continued to be sparse and unpredictable until approximately 1450.
— Eric Asimov The New York Times: No, really, there could be a silver lining in the great drought if America scales back its growing over-reliance on corn.
Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) and Hohokam peoples were particularly affected by the Great Drought; their agricultural economies had by this time enabled them to form densely occupied communities.
As a boy he dreamed of having a huge herd of camels, as his father had before the great droughts of the 1970s wiped out the herd.
Perhaps, though, it was the great droughts of the 1970's and 1980's that dealt the nomads the biggest blows.
THE long drive leading to the water treatment plant is bordered by grass that is suspiciously green, with flowers that are clearly healthy and -- can that be a purely ornamental fountain recklessly gurgling water in the midst of one of the great droughts in Georgia history?
Australia has produced some of its biggest agricultural crops in times of greatest drought.
For Bolton manager Sam Allardyce, the man being tipped to take over at City should Keegan lose the Premiership foothold provided by this precious victory, there is a greater drought to address.
