NOUN
- a town in central Montana on the Missouri river; a center of extensive hydroelectric power
How To Use Great Falls In A Sentence
- The afternoon game was against Albuquerque, who had lost the morning game to Great Falls by a wide margin.
- Although the town had been platted some five years earlier, in 1888 Great Falls was still a raw village where families who wanted fresh milk kept a cow and grazed her with the town herd.
- To its credit, the Great Falls Leader devoted a front-page sidebar to the collapse of the dam on Birch Creek, offering chilling eyewitness descriptions of the wall of water that swept down the valley.
- Peggy experienced homesteading first-hand after her family moved from Great Falls to a claim near Sand Coulee when she was about six.
- The worst was at Great Falls hence the name where the water dropped eighty feet in a mile and where any locks would have to be staired and cut out of the rock. American Connections
- Medaglia d'Oro was "foaled" in Kentucky but the horse spent two years in Great Falls. Greatfallstribune.com - Local News
- Here they made camp and prepared for the 18-mile portage necessary to bypass the unnavigable Great Falls.
- Prickly pear cacti had been a torment during the difficult portage around the Great Falls of the Missouri.
- Those forced to evacuate their homes near Great Falls were able to return within a few days and begin shoveling mud from their basements and replacing damaged floors and furniture.
