NOUN
- a vast prairie region extending from Alberta and Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada south through the west central United States into Texas; formerly inhabited by Native Americans
How To Use Great Plains In A Sentence
- The western Great plains was largely settled at this time, and yield rich harvests of wheat.
- Their languages are part of a family that linguistic anthropologists call Siouan or Siouan-Catawban, which is still spoken on the Great Plains of the United States and parts of southern Canada. Saying goodbye to my "Fargo" accent
- Weather: The inversion has passed, but a huge snowstorm is about to envelop the Western USA and Canada, well out into the upper Great Plains. View from the Northern Border
- In addition, ptg, whining and complaining about the weather on the Great Plains, has moved away to the high desert of New Mexico. Plains Feeder
- I am reminded of the vast sectioned farmland of the Great Plains as seen from the window of an airplane.
- Based on the song of a meadowlark he had heard in the Dakotas, McKay wrote Song Over the Great Plains to be another nature piece.
- One thing to consider: the Great Plains are a bear to cross in the summer. Summer driving.
- Placement of the maximum tornado density in Mississippi, along with other regions of relative maxima across the Southeast, may warrant modification of the traditional tornado risk map that focuses only on the Great Plains Mardi Gras storm risk & the new tornado alley
- The cerrado is a big prairie, comparable to our great plains. The Green vs. the Brown Amazon
- Crazy Horse achieved renown in intertribal warfare on the northern Great Plains and in conflict with the U.S. Army.
