Sentence examples for upland plains from inspiring English sources

On the clayey upland plains, heather abounds, and there are forests of Scotch pine.

The upland plains, the purple wastes of sage, the wild, swift antelope, and the grouse are then a natural system in perfect balance.

In the southern part of the canyon region the mountains are much lower and the valleys more open, with many upland plains and fertile irrigated fields.

In the upland plains, in the open valleys, and on the terraced hillsides, rice is the principal summer crop, with corn (maize) an important secondary crop.

Both of these regions are about the same size (40 by 100 miles [65 by 160 km]), and both are ancient upland plains that have been dissected by streams.

By analyzing the level of the river, the Nuer evacuates with their livestock and settles at permanent villages on the highest land ('Lare') and grazes the livestock on these upland plains.

The upland plain hosts the great industrial centres such as Turin, Milan, and Busto Arsizio, while the lowland plain remains socially as well as economically rural.

Our investigation included representative parts of the Chang-Jiang Area and the Yellow-River Area, including littoral, upland, plain, and metropolitan areas.

The Apollo 15 site is near the rim of the Imbrium basin, Apollo 16 was on an uplands plain, and the Apollo 17 site is in the Taurus-Littrow valley.

In the 12th and 13th centuries, the Chinese began settling in the northern uplands and plains, displacing the indigenous Li there.

And because it consists mostly of coastal uplands and plains, it does not have the big snow reserves that New York has in its western counties and in the Adirondacks, or share in the water that flows from northern New England to Connecticut.