appalachia造句
1. Before we came to southern Appalachia, we lived for years in Arizona, where a permanent runnel of that size would merit a nature preserve.
2. He had also been to Appalachia to expose the depth of rural poverty in America, and had made an amazing trip to South Africa, where he challenged young people to fight apartheid.
3. Dave Keller, a drug enforcement officer in Appalachia, told the Associated Press that both small and large growers were trying to fill the void.
4. The ancient mountains of Appalachia are corrugated with deep, narrow valleys, some of them no wider than a football field.
5. Mountaintop coal mining in Appalachia clears patches of forest contributing to the decline of birds like the cerulean warbler that breeds and forests in treetops.
6. Judging from transverse direction, by this natural boundary line , war may be divided for the east and west because of Appalachia mountain chain two battlefields.
7. ASP, a faith-based organization, sends teams of volunteers across the central Appalachia region to repair homes in poor communities.
8. Combining a blues feel with his mandolin and the picking of Earl Scruggs on banjo, Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys popularized a form of music previously found only in Appalachia .
9. Invoked the Clean Water Act to prevent mining companies from laying waste to streams and valleys in Appalachia.
10. I was glad that Jackson was making the tour and that we were starting in Appalachia, Americas poorest all-white area.
11. Since she was in high school, Austin Cloyd spent her summer vacations working with the Appalachia Service Project.
12. You were singing with the Coen Brothers down somewhere in, you know, in Appalachia.
13. Those were supplanted in a number of days you could almost count to on your fingers and toes if you grew up in a small town in Appalachia , never a good sign.
14. People living in the parts of the Mississippi Delta, Appalachia, the Coastal Plains along the southern East Coast, as well as residents of northern Nevada have the highest mortality rates nationwide.
15. The people who live in the hills and hollows of central Appalachia face high rates of diabetes, heart disease, cancer and respiratory illness.
16. "There wasn't the problem of over-consumption, as there is now." During World War II, officials noted skinny and under-nourished young men who enlisted from Appalachia and elsewhere.
17. ASP, a faith-based organization, sends teams of volunteers across the Central Appalachia region, to repair homes in poor communities.
18. Since she wasat high school A. C. spent her summer vacations working with the Appalachia Service Project.
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19. Monica: Hello! Were we at the same table? It's like... cocktails in Appalachia.
20. Cirila Baltazar Cruz comes from the mountainous southern state of Oaxaca, a region of Mexico that makes Appalachia look affluent.