Sentence examples for plain past from inspiring English sources

We drove on past young boys raking patches of blown-up road, the mangled rebar gnarled like hair; past America's surveillance blimps hanging cartoonishly low above the salt plain; past a line of camels cruising under industrial power lines.

After rising in the low mountains of the Torghay Plateau, it flows northeast across the West Siberian Plain past the cities of Qostanay Kazakhstann) and Kurgan (Russia) before entering the Irtysh River at Tobolsk after a course of 989 miles (1,591 km).

The road continues to rise off of Azerbaijan's coastal plain, past the mountain valley village of Gamgam and through Tengalti.

Leaving Lake Como at Lecco, it crosses the Lombardy Plain, flowing past Lodi and forming the Milan Cremona provincial boundary before joining the Po River just upstream from Cremona city.

Puzzling differences have emerged between men and women with heart disease, making it plain that past studies, mostly done on men, do not always apply to women.

E1 SCIENCE TIMES F1-10 Heart Dinease in Women Puzzling differences have emerged between men and women with heart disease, making it plain that past studies, mostly done on men, do not always apply to women.

Beginning in 2005, she began buying, renovating and selling Upper East Side town houses, many of them with storied or just plain strange pasts: Among her first purchases was 54 East 64th Street, The New York Observer building.

The mainstream in this part flows across flat plains and past low hills and is characterized by numerous braided channels (Chen et al. 2001).

Eddie Bauer's troubles started in 1997, when it doffed its plain-colored past in favor of fluorescent sweaters and tropical tops in hope of luring Generation X away from Abercrombie & Fitch.

The 2015 cup that Starbucks describes as "a two-toned ombré design, with a bright poppy color on top that shades into a darker cranberry below" is rather plain compared to past versions that featured ornaments and reindeer.

Is "Blue Mustang" an echo of the city's high-plains bronco-busting past?