Sentence examples for prairie of from inspiring English sources

How about for the endless prairie of Montana?

Or was it merely to posit one's existence, compressed, as those farms were, between a prairie of soil and a prairie of sky?

A sprawling prairie of a book, it was certainly this reviewer's favourite.

If this is a prairie, it is a prairie of the imagination.

The effect is similar to the cypress islands in the saw grass prairie of southern Florida.

"Treeist" readers may find his quest for the prairie of old more than a little romantic, too.

THE shimmering heat of a summer's morning on the short-grass prairie of the Great Plains is unsettling.

Wendy McClure lets her "calico-sunbonnet freak flag fly" and writes about her road trip to the prairie of Laura Ingalls Wilder fame.

The Everglades is often referred to as a "river of grass," but it might just as accurately be described as a prairie of water.

But Drew Prairie of AMD says, "We're always working with those guys [Dell] because they're the only one of the top ten not offering an AMD-based system".

But Drew Prairie of Advanced Micro's media relations division, said the acquisition is an essential component of the company's long-term strategy to integrate Advanced Micro's microprocessors and ATI's graphics and chipsets.