Sentence examples for prairie life from inspiring English sources

Prairie dogs' extensive burrows provide habitat for the complex web of prairie life.

Grove also wrote two books of essays on prairie life and an autobiography, In Search of Myself (1946).

But the cavalcade of scenes of prairie life do little to develop the characters or their personal relationships.

The second is the creation of an electronic Lincoln library that will trace the patterns of his language and aspects of his prairie life and his Presidency.

Laura the child lives a life full of joy and freedom, and Laura the author revels in it still, evoking prairie life in language as quick and clear and sparkling as the creek the sisters play in.

Even in the opening pages of the score, which evoke the wistful tranquillity and cyclical routines of prairie life through shimmering, sustained modal orchestral chords, the music is quietly restless.

Saving the Prairies: The Life Cycle of the Founding School of American Plant Ecology, 1895 1955.

A lot has happened in those seven years, and in Prairie's whole life, in fact.

The 29-square-mile area to be preserved as prairie brims with life -- from endangered upland sandpipers to voles, the small mammals that Mr. Harty calls "the Big Mac of the prairie" because they are so relished by hawks.

Mr. Simmons, 50, is the director of the Ecosystem Design Group at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center at the University of Texas and is working with RVi, a design and landscape architecture firm here, to bring part of this prairie back to life.

If I head back to Pitchfork Prairie now my life might never be the same.