1.   A squall line blew in from the open prairie to the east, an ominous, upward-thrusting shield of precipitation.

2.   Despite their handsome camouflage, the antelope were easily visible on the open prairie.

3.   Gun-toting cowboys, gamblers, and even Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer were lured to this hamlet set among rolling hills and wide open prairies.

4.   Imagine driving north through the open prairie, along the edge of one township after another.

5.   In the vast stretches of Rocky Mountain and Plains states, a more secure border would mean trying to close an open prairie.

6.   Less than a month after the Georgia Battalion officially became a part of the Texas force, Fannin led them into a trap on the open prairie near Victoria.

7.   That made it all the more rewarding as the week passed to watch her cantering confidently across an open prairie, a stylish cowgirl hat bouncing atop her head.

8.   The first group of Acadians migrated to the open prairies along the Texas coast when the cotton fields and sugar cane fields were expanded in Louisiana.