Sentence examples for much prairie from inspiring English sources

"The citizens of North Dakota are going to have to decide how much prairie they want," Dekrey said.

But a spokesman for Bernie Sanders said, "$100,000 is not that much because Prairie Meadows gave the Des Moines Social Club $250,000 just to put on a play called 'Cock.'".

In North America, much of the prairie has been given over to arable farming using fertilisers, which has turned it into a dustbowl.

A lot of people seem to think that the very idea of a classical musician from Canada -- much less the prairies of Canada, where I grew up -- is hilarious, and surely worthy of some bizarre explanation.

"The idea of freedom and liberty was very much symbolized by the prairie," Mrs. Foss said.

The problem lies with the seven fairies; they sound like yipping prairie dogs much of the time and act like unruly children.

By then, however, the station house had already been rechristened Little House on the Prairie because much of the neighborhood was burnt out or abandoned.

Grassland soils vary in colour from very dark (almost black) in the more humid central zones to dark brown over much of the southern prairie and lighter brown in the drier southwest regions.

Much of what the prairie firebrand recommended if not always for the right reason is now mainstream: free trade, taxes on income and an end to the gold standard.

The record heat that has blasted the central Texas prairie for much of the past week finally broke with a thunderstorm today, and temperatures fell to the muggy 70's.

If my parents have any soft spot, it is for books, and I knew that the best way to get out of chores or sports or talking to elderly relatives on the phone was by holding up a book and saying, 'But I'm just enjoying "Little House on the Prairie" so much!' I may have read the entire Laura Ingalls Wilder canon simply to get out of raking the lawn with my brother".