Verwenden Sie „prairie“ in einem Satz

1. After I left you I was content with a little place on the prairie, well, not that little, but compared to a nation it was nothing

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2. John drives a compact rental car along Prairie Chapel Road near Crawford, Texas

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3. He walks away, past John and then up Prairie Chapel Road

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4. Herndon had used a little technology and a bit of money to establish this ranch farther into the chaparral than any other fenced operation, but tried hard not to upset the social or economic fabric of the area by encroaching too much on the open prairie

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5. One would then run some thongga to clean up what the karga wouldn't eat, or, if you had a fence, lentosaur, a better tasting animal but slow and soft and vulnerable to predators on the open prairie

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6. There is a quarter million square miles of brush and ribbonleaf prairie out here, a new Mata Grosso do Norte and then some, with some of the lightest population of any fertile area on this planet

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7. Beyond that, nothing but prairie til the Thrambaya

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8. "We're camping in the prairie while your foot heals

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9. "It will be more open to the north, just prairie

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10. They didn't worry that the route northeast showed nothing but endless prairie ahead of them

11. Humans nurture thongas by preying on their predators and let the thongas grow as thick as they can without stripping the prairie

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12. How different all this moisture made it look from the air on the prairie

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13. They stopped in many kinds of wilds, hilly jungle and shaftwood covered peaks a lot like Wescarp, neat farmland and small inns, open prairie like the wilds along the Lhar

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14. Fresh, succulent meat served up hot and juicy right off the all-natural, prairie dining table would put a smile on his face and a sweet, gurgling sound in his stomach whenever he was fortunate enough to obtain the quantity and quality of rations that his organism called out for

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15. Fresh, succulent grasses and other options served up ripe and juicy right off the all-natural, prairie dining table would put a smile on her face and a sweet, gurgling sound in her stomach whenever she was fortunate enough to obtain the quantity and quality of rations that her organism called out for

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16. As you can imagine, the two prairie dwellers were not particularly friendly with each other

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17. Yes, it was a dog-eat-dog (well, coyote-eat-gopher) world, where the apparent universal, natural aggressiveness of territorial animals and most primates led to frequent violent encounters in the seemingly peaceful prairie

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18. I grumbled under my breath, thinking again about the freak that had attacked me in the blue house before I'd left Grand Prairie

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19. stars he’d once stared at with yearning from the warm security of prairie fields, long ago in those

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20. home on the cold prairie days of early winter

21. even the worst of prairie winters—was a place to feel secure from

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22. "So do I," she replied anxiously, "or that he did not have to come over that dreadful prairie, where it is so easy to get lost

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23. fact, that poor little cabin alone on the wide prairie seemed to be the

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24. To get lost on the trackless prairie was

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25. Pets were scarce on the prairie, and the girls were delighted

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26. cool of sunrise; the prairie alive with the earthy scents of sage

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27. We stopped at a large military camp several li east of the city, in the midst of a prairie along a small river

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28. The sheep and goats were more suited to grasslands like the prairie

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29. We were in the tall, grass prairie again, although much of it had burned away during the summer and fall, and we would only encounter patches of new growth, patches of tall grass, and patches of black stubble along the way

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30. Along this way I would find grassland that I could follow all the way to the prairie in the east

31. Occasionally I would have to turn north to avoid a patch of desert and occasionally I would have to skirt around a mountain range or ride through a pine or even oak wood, but generally there was grass for the horses all the way through to the prairie

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32. It took until well into summer to reach the prairie, and along the path, we finally encountered some yams, although they seemed almost random since they were on trade routes and I was going in a general direction

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33. We passed from the lands of the Kuweveka paiya to those of the A’-a’tam, the A’shiwi, the Hopitu-shinumu, the K’eres, and the Ti’wan before reaching the prairie and eventually the Titskan Watitch

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34. The prairie changed as we rode west

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35. Next the shorter bluish grass dominated, but there were occasional oaks and junipers dotting the prairie

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36. I explained that Khanbalikh means “the Khan’s city” and it was situated on a great prairie and it periodically is moved

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37. the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River

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38. Above: Columns of storm clouds rise above the prairie floor with

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39. He told me he used to work at Vought in Grand Prairie

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40. They and their minions became white in waves across the dry prairie, and they were distinguished from The Queen of Queens and her first-generation workers and soldiers by their lack of the blue symbols on their wings, having it only on their heads

41. As Sut described the approaching storm we imagined a prairie tragedy in the making

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42. half an acre of prairie grass and tree stumps by the end of a day

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43. I devoured Zane Grey, while sitting on a horse, herding cattle on a North Dakota prairie

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44. Hope you are liking it up their on “Little house on the Prairie”

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45. Then she listened to A Prairie Home Companion on the radio and ate a supper of Ramen noodles, with a small V8, and some granola and dried fruit for dessert

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46. I learned that he was from a small town in one of your prairie provinces and that he loved the same sport that Jake plays

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47. Operation Prairie is nothing less than a decisive test of

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48. Civilisation, unsustainable in the long term and dominated by power addicted tyrants, was a poor exchange for the freedom of the open savannah or prairie and, by the time that industrialisation had arrived, humanity had already been given notice to mend its ways or quit

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49. The Old Man River is typical of many prairie rivers with high-eroded banks set back from the present streambed

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50. Bigfoot, Sasquatch, hogs, thousands of prairie dogs, alligators

51. They went back to the hotel packed their bags, paid the bill and they were soon on the road again, finding the sign for Charters Towers they headed west, they stopped for a feed when they got there then carried on towards Mount Isa, going through little townships such as Homestead, Pentland, Torrens Creek, Prairie, they next stopped in Cloncurry, were they filled up with fuel and had an excellent meal in the local pub, they were about a hundred kilometres from the Isa but there wasn’t much traffic so they decided to carry on

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52. the whipping prairie wind

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53. Although the prairie was ugly, the mountain was as if the sun was shining brightly upon it, even though it was treeless, it did have one tree that grew right on the top of this inviting mountain

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54. My school was an old house that sat on the prairie

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55. scan the horizon in any direction and see nothing but fields and prairie

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56. Apparently, the one, solitary tree on the whole damn prairie had to grow right up next to the track

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57. feel that I would live a normal life if we lived in the days of "Little House On The Prairie"

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58. It may be better to freeze to death out here on the great prairie than to rot away in a federal penitentiary, that is, if they don’t torture me to death first

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59. "Little House on the Prairie" reunion

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60. prairie dog runs for his life, Pamela and I may have to run for our lives with

61. Michael pauses and looks out the window to some running prairie

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62. see active prairie dogs scampering on the hill across the county road in front

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63. latest construction projects on the local prairie dog's field

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64. When the last Red Man has vanished with this wilderness, and his memory is only the shadow of a cloud moving across the prairie, will these shores and forests still be here? Will there be any of the spirit of my people left?

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65. his back wore on him as he sprinted across the tall grass prairie towards

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66. horizon and shot forth-long shadows across the tall grass prairie

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67. and turned to the tall grass prairie

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68. The woman, somewhere in her late forty’s was wearing a dress right out of “Little House on the Prairie” with the full length dress, full sleeves and a button up top that almost seemed to choke her

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69. It was like Little House on the Prairie had come true

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70. Kelvin currently lives and writes from the prairie clad

71. To the north cattle and horses grazed themselves upon the prairie

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72. Jacob stared at the figure moving across the endless prairie

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73. Once again Cassius ran into the cabin on the prairie that had become his sanc-

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74. no sanctuary to be had from it out on the open prairie

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75. Neither wind nor rain, neither snow nor sleet, neither the fear that stalks by night nor the terror that walks by noonday was enough to stop this wonderful work from taking its place upon the prairie

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76. The city appeared as a wheel upon the prairie, moving ever closer towards it’s destiny

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77. they found in riding out on the prairie to keep watch over their herds

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78. a hero to many in that city on the prairie

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79. In the milky light of dawn he could see that they were still on the road, even though they could easily have lost it in the prairie at night

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80. In front of him, in the pink morning light, a small town was awaiting him, a little nest in the endless prairie

81. Life itself is like the prairie – always in a process of change, but still always remaining itself

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82. He let Bess carry him over the prairie as though he were sitting on the tip of a wave gliding along

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83. When it rained, Tom was mostly somewhere in the prairie, and there was nothing else to do but to cower under his coat and wait for it to pass

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84. In the same way as the mechanism of a steam-engine pulls a train out into the wide prairie, Tom was pulled by the simple cycle of the sentimental melody into a world of nostalgic feelings that a more complicated musical piece couldn’t have opened up for him

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85. Associated like this the plumes of smoke took on a tremendous size and sailed across the endless prairie in which the tiny houses of the little town were crouching, huddled up together at the lake-side… Tom had a vision of this, as if he could fly

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86. When out of the night, from the prairie moon-glow,

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87. out to the vast sparsely-populated prairie east of the

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88. ranch country out on this open prairie below ski-level

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89. Mount Sparta rose high above the western prairie

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90. resorts far from the dry conditions of the high prairie

91. farther to the east; and her, on this vast prairie with

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92. here on the prairie, keeping my expenses to a mini-

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93. ski resorts, to the vast prairie where I could finally live

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94. Coltana, rather than staying on the vast prairie near

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95. The undertail serves as an alarm signal to its fellows: when it flashes out over the prairie, everybody has to start running

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96. The endless prairie, the distant mountains, the scattered ranches along the road and the sparse sedge bushes are all straight out of a Clint Eastwood movie

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97. The prairie is so vast that we would never find them, even on the Polaris

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98. I step on the gas and the prairie flies by! But what's that up ahead in the grass? A stone, but it doesn't matter, we'll go over it

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99. The essence of this type of hunt is that the millions of vermin living out on the prairie are reduced by bullets rather than poison

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