Sentence examples for plains up from inspiring English sources

imbricaria), and live oak (see live oak) are other willow oaks planted as ornamentals in the southern U.S. Water oak, also known as possum oak and spotted oak, is a bottomland species of the southeastern U.S. coastal plains, up to about 25 m tall.

Even stronger and more consistent winds are to be found further north along the "wind corridor" that stretches from the west Texas plains up through the panhandle and into Oklahoma and beyond.

One of them is Solanum khasianum Clarke, a stout, much branched, under shrub with almost straight prickles which is found in the wastelands, ravines and in the North-Eastern hills of India and the upper Gangetic plains up to an altitude of 1600 m.

Sarmatians were admitted into the empire in 379, but other Sarmatian groups remained in the Tisa plains up until the 460s.

(Mimosaceae), commonly known as Sirisa in Sanskrit, is a tall, unarmed, and deciduous tree distributed throughout India from the plains up to 900 m in the Himalayas.

This study provides significant information on groundwater quality in the Ghaziabad Indo-gangetic plain, UP, India.

The second habitat is an extensive flooded underground karst wetland, found on the narrow, flat coastal plain (up to 2 km wide; Fig. 3a) of the peninsula and extending under the foothills.

The Nullarbor plain lives up to its legend of unimaginable flatness.

Two tiny spots of pink on a plain, gazing up at the Colossi of Memnon.

If you don't take it out at the front, it will come out in the plain, filling up channels.

Funds for a project to siphon water from the Nile to the arid coastal plain dried up soon after construction began.