Meanings of vast prairies in English

The great west, with its vast prairies and plains, was not then accessible.

The first includes the vast prairies between the Mississippi and the base of the Rocky Mountains.

Passing on the train over the vast prairies of South Dakota, I noticed one beautiful effect.

This man decided to join Crockett and the juggler in their journey over the vast prairies of Texas.

If only we could move a forest or two onto these vast prairies, that would still the winds.

This broke their spirit, for they were once a very proud people-roamingat will the vast prairies and forests.

In plain English, it is an isolated settlement on the borders of one of the vast prairies of North America.

Untold numbers of grazing animals, and the carnivores that preyed on them, roamed the vast prairies, but people were few.

Instead of vast prairies, the voyagers only saw thick forests around them, inhabited by savages whose language was to them unknown.

It must be very lovely, standing, as it does, on the borders of one of those vast prairies that we all admire.

Anywhere there was hair, they congregated: in the vast prairies of his chest and belly and the forests that covered his scalp.

The vast prairies on this side of the Rocky Mountains were grazed by herds of countless bison, wapiti, antelope, and deer of various species.

As the Lincolns continued west, they left behind the immense forests and tangled underbrush of Indiana to find vast prairies of tall grasses and flowers.