The old bull shook the bell at his neck, and at its sound uprose the puszta chorus.
From the Zam puszta came the barrow-boy, tearing along in such a hurry that he had even forgotten his cap.
It is the sole fuel of the puszta herdsman, in fact, a sort of zoological peat.
First one, then another csikos caught up the air, filling the whole puszta with their singing.
Like the outposts of the camp, all the stallions on the puszta neighed back an answer.
On the Ohat puszta I fell in with a gypsy band in tents.
Do you know how you caught hold of my waistcoat and helped the doctor to lift me up from the ground when I lay on the puszta as good as dead, with the eagles shrieking over me?
Well, 'tis no joke to gallop from Polgar to Zam puszta at one stretch!
For the puszta watch-dog does not fear the stick, but of the wheel-barrow he is in terror.
Well they knew the puszta rule that when a csikos sits at a table a shepherd may only squat down there with his express permission.
Of course he was here, since he was sent to show the gentlemen across the puszta to the Zam Herd.
By "Karam" is understood on the puszta that whole arrangement which serves as shelter against wind and storm for both man and beast.
So the strangers set off for those wild parts of the plain, where even the puszta dwellers need a guide, in a couple of light carriages.
Then gallop was kept up until the spire of Vilagos came in sight, shooting up over the groves of olive and acacia embowering the Puszta village.
On the Puszta itself no tree was to be seen for miles round, and when in the afternoons I wanted to read out of doors, the only shade I could find against the scorching sun of the hot summer months was under a haycock or straw-rick.
My fame as an eccentric spread over the whole neighbourhood, and to this I owed my invitation to the house of Mr. Karl Balla, the owner of the neighbouring Puszta Pot-Haraszt, and late director of the prison of the Pest county.
The cars go like a whirlwind over the Puszta (prairie) and I should rather stand among a thousand stampeding horses on the plains, than on one of those dreadful street corners.
The Puszta is more than eleven miles from here; and when I had rested my horse, and indeed when I was on my way home, confound it!
I returned last night, and early this morning I left for our Puszta to see our Tshikosh.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "puszta" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
