Sentence examples for through a prairie from inspiring English sources
The children's zoo is open, including an area where youngsters can climb through a prairie dog tunnel, scale a child-size spider web and feed domestic animals.
Fleas that prefer prairie dog blood will feed on and infect a person who wanders through a prairie dog village after a plague-associated prairie dog die off.
Greyhound hadn't even heard of E. Another long night of black coffee in Styrofoam, Amen radio and wheat fields on both sides as I barreled through on a prairie blacktop as flat and true as a bowling lane.
Sued by his own record company for making "uncharacteristic" music, he has burned through genres like a prairie fire: psychedelia, Americana, grunge, alt-country, freak folk, supermarket MOR, he was there and back before they were even categories.
It's not all current affairs with Hall, though – he's also great at drawing the humour out of the insular outlook of the midwest, not just via his inspired redneck Otis Lee Crenshaw character, but also through his own dry-as-a-prairie approach to stand-up.
This, finally, was the vision that reached Louis through the boxcar door: a prairie that looked as vast as the African savanna.
During an afternoon stroll through a forgotten prairie graveyard, Robinson offered what could be a summary of her aesthetic: "It's so poignant.
There is a prairie populism threading through the remote rural towns that makes many people here question international entanglements.
A prairie wind swept through the Allen Room on Wednesday night as the singer K. D. Lang and a five-member band conjured big-sky country where romantic dreamers infused the wide-open spaces with swooning desire.
It contains a prairie oyster.
In the green hills of northern Oklahoma, free-roaming bison lumber through the wildflowers of a tallgrass prairie, a 19th century vista cultivated by private conservationists and disturbed only by the presence of a hundred or so aging oil wells, creaking in the breeze.
