For the long waiting was over, the old order of things had changed, the little house in the meadowlands had its new tenant, and she was in England again.
In twelve more days he and Dollops would move out, and Ailsa Lorne would move in, and this little Eden in the green and fragrant meadowlands would have another tenant from that time forth.
Long ago their rule had stretched far north of the Styx, beyond the meadowlands of Shem, and into the fertile uplands now inhabited by the peoples of Koth and Ophir and Argos.
Far to the eastward, Conan knew, the meadowlands gave way to desert, where there were no cities and the nomadic tribes roamed unhindered.
Now the shore was the edge of broad meadowlands which barely rose above the water's edge and swept away and away into the hazy distance.
The vast peat bogs are dreary, the meadowlands monotonous, the villages, if interesting, far from beautiful, and the detached cottages often positively painful in their filth and squalor.
When I worked along with him in the meadowlands and corn-fields he tried to go ahead of me at the toil; but for all he tried he could not leave me behind.
Even when working with MaCrossan in the meadowlands my mind reverted to the little book in which I read the story of the heavens.
The meadowlands were plains of emerald that glimmered gold; the gorge blazed with its myriad lamps lighting the dark gateways of the pine forests, and covering all the hillsides as with a garment of yellow.
When the east mellowed he found himself in fair meadowlands lying locked in the depths of the wold, where flowers were thick as on some rich tapestry, and where the scent of dawn was as the incense of many temples.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "meadowlands" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
