Sentence examples for western ranges from inspiring English sources

This breed prospers in the western ranges of the United States, where two-thirds of that country's sheep are raised.

Rambouillets prevail on the western ranges, where two-thirds of the sheep of the United States are produced.

The western ranges are intensively folded and are much affected by volcanic action; the central and eastern portions are slightly less folded.

The central basin and lowlands, lying between the Rakhine Mountains and the Shan Plateau, are structurally connected with the folding of the western ranges.

The eastern and western ranges are separated by a series of high basins: from north to south they are North Park, the Arkansas River valley, and the San Luis Valley.

Average annual precipitation exceeds 100 inches (2,500 mm) on the western ranges and declines eastward to less than 20 inches (510 mm) in some places; along the north coast it exceeds 30 inches (760 mm) in all locations.

An old weathered cowboy of the Western range, Coach Mike Shanahan, has replaced Zorn, accompanied by his able but physically battered partner, Donovan McNabb.

Its western range now extends to Oregon, but in the eastern United States the white-tailed kite remains a bird of the South.

"Tay Ho, Hanoi" captures the Vietnamese city against a moody, dramatic sunset, while "Round Up II, Keene, North Dakota" is a crystalline image of a verdant Western range under sunny, cloud-flecked skies.

A plant pathologist, Dr. Sands came to the field of bioherbicides in his search for a way to treat exotic plants from Asia that run rampant through Western range land because they are unchecked by native enemies.

— Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Wednesday that he was proposing to create seven new wild-horse preserves, including one in the East and one in the Midwest, to address the problem of a growing population crowding the Western range.