Sentence examples for plains about from inspiring English sources

Unless a prisoner com plains about some ailment, he is pushed through with out any further attention from the doctors.

The Caymans are actually the tips of underwater mountains, peaks that rise as far above the ocean floor as Pike's Peak rises above the plains, about a mile.

The New Yorker, February 20 , 1989P. 49 REPORTER AT LARGE about the Great Plains, about 2500 miles long and about 600 miles at their widest.

It is bordered by the slopes of the Serra do Mar, on the edge of an extensive plateau with wide, grassy plains, about 1,500 to 3,000 feet (460 to 920 metres) above sea level.

To secure himself as far as he could, he seized a small rising ground, which was divided from the level plains about Tamynae by a deep watercourse, and here he enclosed and fortified the choicest of his army.

By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, February 20 , 1989P. 49 REPORTER AT LARGE about the Great Plains, about 2500 miles long and about 600 miles at their widest.

Great Plains, with about 2,000 employees, will become the Great Plains division of Microsoft.

But there's nothing plain about it.

Let me be plain about our purpose.

Maura and Carl were plain about what they needed to feel pleasure.

It lies on a level plain about 20 miles (32 km) east of the Beas River.