lowlands , , also: lowland ,

The war would soon be upon the green lowlands again.

They live in the lowlands and make up about 65 percent of the country's population.

By 1800 a new town was built on the lowlands next to the old city.

We had heard that it was the best party in the lowlands.

The high ground was bad enough, but the lowlands were worse.

Spring will bring out the green in the lowlands, no matter the fire.

"From the reports I hear that you made out very well in the lowlands."

Others, including many of the officers, came from the Lowlands.

The River runs through these lowlands from south to north.

Here in the lowlands, it was possible to keep the streets clear.

"I could not take lowlands if they were forced upon me."

And there would be no rain on the lowlands for another three months, at least.

Within a month at the most, the Ridge would be cut off from the lowlands.

Just give me some good men and I'll open up the passage to the lowlands.

"At least all of those we could find on our trips through the lowlands."

The "southern lowlands" were an important place at the time.

I am going to raid the lowlands and you are coming with me.

There must be something they like that the lowlands can supply.

I have never been to court before, or even in the lowlands, and manners seem to be quite different here.

"Is there trouble expected in these parts of the Lowlands?"

Then the population pressure drives them back to the lowlands.

Many areas of the lowlands remain without good roads or public services.

They are sometimes considered separately to the rest of the Lowlands.

Now tell me what you know about the people in the lowlands."

It was too warm down in the lowlands for snow.