Sentence examples for prairie manner from inspiring English sources
A diluted version of the "open prairie" manner was heard in Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" campaign ads.
Like the people in "Giants in the Earth," by O. E. Rolvaag, the really depressing novel we were required to read in high school about pioneers who settle in rude sod huts on the prairie and are afflicted with blizzards, locusts and all manner of aggravation until finally the main character walks out in a snowstorm and freezes to death.
Somewhere out there, Alberta gives way to Saskatchewan, and prairie to still more prairie.
'We can already do it with prairie voles.' Nick has a strong German accent and a nervous manner but then, as a woman called Shannaz tells me confidentially: 'The problem with some of the people here is that they're so brilliant they're almost retarded.' I suspect she's just trying to make us both feel a little better.
Overall, our findings provide evidence that newcomer women to the Canadian Prairie Provinces were able to navigate the Canadian health care in a manner similar to Canadian born women with respect to attaining prenatal care when they wanted it and attending an appropriate number of prenatal visits.
Together, these data indicate that AMPH alters mesocorticolimbic DA neurotransmission in a region- and receptor-specific manner, which, in turn, could have profound consequences on social behavior in female prairie voles.
However, our results suggest that treatment wetlands operating in a manner similar to that of Grand Marais, and found in conditions akin to the Canadian Prairies, may not be optimal approaches for treating wastewater with detectable concentrations of micropollutants.
See Pampas, the; prairie.
Pure Prairie League, country.
