Sentence examples for the uplands from inspiring English sources

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the uplands

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The area in the interior of a country with a generally higher elevation; often hilly, but not generally mountainous (compare highlands).

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Sheep are raised in the uplands.

Bamboo is common in the uplands.

In Britain this means the uplands.

The RSPB thinks so, at least in the uplands.

Why can't we store more water in the uplands?

Personally, I doubt even the existence of the uplands.

It is supplemented by reservoirs in the uplands.

The uplands support large numbers of sheep, goats, and horses.

The trust stands accused of a strategy of rewilding the uplands of Borrowdale valley by stealth.

On the continent, the uplands are now largely forested, while the lowlands are largely bare.

Yet there is enough habitat in the uplands to support at least 300 pairs.

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