Sentence examples for plains grow from inspiring English sources

Seen in satellite images from space, parts of the Great Plains grow nearly bright as New York City with the light of drilling rigs and gas flares.

He asserts that trees which can grow both on hill and plain grow better and taller when grown on the plain.

Southward the plain grows wider, swinging westward in Georgia and Alabama to truncate the Appalachians along their southern extremity and separate the interior lowland from the Gulf.

If Disco Night Sept 11 is a work that asserts anything, it's that the exploration of that dissonance is both an integral part of thinking in a historical context and an unavoidable part of just plain growing up.

A set of twelve upland cotton cultivars popular in the Texas High Plains were grown in a randomized complete block design with three field replications.

It noted that much of Britain is now so densely populated that developments on flood plains are growing much faster than those outside.

In stark contrast to his flamboyant and self-promoting competitors in Silicon Valley, Engibous has a personality that's about as nondescript as the midwestern plains he grew up on.

The northern plain is a drained basin that formerly contained Lake Kopaīs, once the largest lake in Greece, and now a fertile plain growing cereals and cotton and supporting pedigreed cattle.

Farmers in the central plains used to grow a greater diversity of food and forage crops, including oats, hay, alfalfa and sorghum.

The Old Guard has also managed to add a $5 billion "permanent disaster" program (excuse me, but isn't a permanent disaster a contradiction in terms?) to help farmers in the High Plains struggling to grow crops in a drought-prone region that, as the chronic need for disaster aid suggests, might not be the best place to grow crops.

Maheshpur lies on the dustier plain and grows maize and lentils.