Sentence examples for plains land from inspiring English sources

Cattle ranching -- the other major use of plains land -- is not directly subsidized, but most calves go to feedlots to be fattened on Midwestern corn, another big-ticket item in the federal farm bill.

Significant, too, that the film's bordered frame, which appears to inhale and exhale as the movie shifts moods, eschews widescreen vistas for more painterly portraits, emphasising the relationship between mountains and plains, land and water, man and his environment.

The pipeline would cut through the heart of the Great Plains, land of more than 250,000 ranches and farms, putting our croplands and food producers at risk of oil spills across the American heartland.

Accordingly, the interval in DVDP-10 that records dynamic environmental fluctuations with a possible vegetated coastal plain land system is bracketed at 4.92 4.25 Ma.

The most extensive and important plain in Italy, that of the Po valley, occupies more than 17,000 of the 27,000 square miles (44,000 of the 77,000 square km) of Italian plain land.

In some small pockets of plain land, soils are moderately deep dark grayish clay.

The geographical feature of these hilly areas is considerably different from the plain land.

The study region has a plain land, sloping gently (<3°) toward southeast.

Labour's Ed Buxton said flood plain land had disappeared in many areas and Liberal Democrat Alistair Cameron, wants "stronger planning controls".

It has an area of the 148,968 ha from which plain land accounts for about 87%, mountain and hills 5%, valleys and gorges 4.8% and water bodies 3.2%.

The lowest values of 0.47 (sub-watershed-7) and 0.97 (sub-watershed-1) indicate high relief and steep slopes, while remaining sub-watershed indicates a plain land with low relief and low slope.