Sentence examples for the same plain from inspiring English sources

Susanna," everyone, including O'Connor, playing the same plain line.

The same name, the same plain Yankee Stadium, is the best thing about it.

"Everybody" is more of the same: plain, unobtrusive melodies seemingly meant to seep into the cracks around poignant dialogue moments.

A lifelong insomniac, she often stayed up drawing or writing in her journal, in the same plain, epigrammatic style in which she spoke.

Her dress was always the same plain blue robe, and she did not wear jewelry or display other signs of wealth.

That would be the same "plain meaning" that led the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit to the exact opposite result.

Told that 18 choices are offered, she said better marketing was needed, since most countries choose the same plain-vanilla type.

Just as the closely tended herds of cattle thrived on the same plains where the buffaloes perished, fish stand a better chance of surviving if they belong to someone instead of everyone.

The taste for ivory and other exotic goods has lured traders, travellers and explorers along this corridor since the 18th Century, when caravans carried cloth and beads, copper and spices, ivory and slaves across the same plains and hills now visited by tourists.

The shows which are executively produced by real-life angel Shonda Rhimes are so satisfyingly intense and dramatic that it would only make sense if they existed on the same plains.

The terrain is varied: to the north are the Moncayo and Urbión mountain ranges; in the centre, around Soria city, the provincial capital, is a flat plain watered by the Duero River; and in the south, this same plain gives way to rolling hills.