Sentence examples for much plains from inspiring English sources

Much plains farming relies on the vast Ogallala aquifer, which is dropping at a rate of four feet per year.

It's much plainer than most of his books, but it's the plainness of polished stone.

It is much plainer.

It is similar in proportion and profile to the Roman Doric but is much plainer.

SEX -- There are glimpses of sex acts and much plain discussion of the subject.

He added: "Government badly needs to hear just how much plain fear there is around questions such as these".

The curd-slurping Dutch each eat nine times as much plain yoghurt as the average Irish person.

In the Enlightenment, books were much plainer and people sat down to read long volumes with no pictures at all.

He writes: "Government badly needs to hear just how much plain fear there is around such questions at present".

"How much of this was incipient pathology in Joe and how much plain villainy is hard to tell," he wrote to Mitchell.

In both delivery and demeanor, Cuthbert and Miller are pleasantly unpretentious, each cut from a much plainer cloth than the colorful Don Cherry.