Sentence examples for some plains from inspiring English sources

Some Plains cultures reckoned descent bilaterally, or equally in both the male and female lines.

Iran is nothing but some mountains and some plains, some earth and some water.

Some Plains hand drums have snares, or short sticks attached to the head by a thong, which create a buzzing sound when the drum is struck.

Some plains are duricrusted (covered with a crust of soil formed by salts) and have smooth, firm surfaces formed by the cementation of sandy debris at groundwater level.

Some plains on the Moon were formed primarily by interaction of basin ejecta with the preexisting surface at the time a basin formed, and this may also have been the case on Mercury.

Some plains people even gave their contraries, as these shaman clowns were known, important roles in battle, where their unpredictable behaviour and refusal to follow orders gave them massive advantages over their bewildered enemies.

"It's time for some plain-speaking on this.

Some of the generals were supremely insolent, some plain paranoid.

John should replace this beverage with some plain old water.

But, in a spirit of reconciliation, some plain speaking.

Some of them are young, some old; some handsome, some plain; some fit, some flabby; some stylish, some lumpish.