The road led across a treeless plain where the Sun beat down fiercely.

Curses that they must be located on a flat, treeless plain!

The lumber country brought wood to the treeless plain.

Both streets suddenly disappeared in a sandy, treeless plain.

It looked like the new-opened leaf of a beech-tree, fair and strange in that treeless plain.

Towns began to grow up about the water-tanks and to bud and blow on the treeless plain.

To right and left the great treeless plain rose to bare buttes, backed by still barer mountains.

The Spokane River divides the great treeless plain on the south from the timbered mountainous country to the north.

A grassy treeless plain swept away to our right and a row of hills climbed higher on our left.

Nothing could be seen but the green treeless plain, stretching on all sides as if to the very sky.

One bank was lined with bushes, the other lay open to a view of a treeless plain divided by ditches.

The New Yorker, May 7, 1955 P. 48 Stands in the middle of a treeless plain.

On the bare, open, treeless plain, whether marsh, meadow, or upland, anything above the level of the grass is seen at once.

He squinted, but in the starlight could see nothing but hills and forests and barren patches of grass on the treeless plain.

But, though these luxuriant, shaggy river-beds were thus distinct from the smooth, treeless plain, they made no heavy dividing lines in general views.

The objection is like that incident to the making of a country seat out of a treeless plain by planting the same with saplings.