| The accents are Oklahoman and Texan, and they come not just from expatriates of the Dust Bowl states but also from their California-born children and grandchildren. |
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| From the American Dust Bowl, thousands of destitute farm families stream westward. |
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| My parents were born in the midst of the Dust Bowl, so I heard those stories my whole life. |
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| I grew up on the prairies of South Dakota during the years of the Dust Bowl and this book tells our story. |
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| And there wasn't a dry eye in the House when Fonda told of how her father led his family out of the Dust Bowl of Oklahoma during the Great Depression. |
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| Small wonder that farmers in Bolivia recently, and in Alberta during the Dust Bowl, both preferred the cooperative approach. |
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| According to certain studies, this woman was not originally a pea-picker, but a farmer fleeing the Dust Bowl. |
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| The Dust Bowl forced children of the original homesteaders even further west. |
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| During the Dust Bowl years of the '30s, Jackson reminded, the monoculture crops died but the polyculture prairie, with its diverse ecosystem, survived. |
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| Greater access to arctic resources or a second Dust Bowl? |
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| The Great Depression and the Dust Bowl finally, mercifully, ended. |
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| The psychological and social costs of such forced migration can be very high, as suggested by the U. S. Dust Bowl in the thirties, Hurricane Katrina or Hurricane Mitch in Honduras. |
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| Upheavals such as the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl and World War II caused mass migrations of those and other settlers throughout the United States. |
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| My mouth became a dust bowl, complete with tumbleweed and mini sandstorms, and I actually started to hallucinate about a bottle of Evian. |
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| From the dust bowl of the Kalahari Desert to the flood plains of the Okavango Delta, Botswana is an untouched wilderness. |
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| They should be able to play on any surface, from the dust bowl of Ahmedabad to the zippy track at Durban to the spongy drop-ins at Hamilton. |
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| For a long time, he stares down the main road of the dust bowl we're in, down toward the trailer park on the outskirts of town. |
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| This was the rationale under which Los Angeles turned the bountiful Owens Valley into a high-desert dust bowl nearly a century ago. |
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| The sun was back and the drive through Rayalaseema, the dust bowl of India, was made bearable by the beauty of the rocks. |
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| The frugality of the life, the hypnotically hard work of farming, the grimness of conditions during the dust bowl demanded an economy of words. |
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| He says the downpour came at a critical time, after three parched months, which reduced the landscape to a dust bowl. |
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| Huge flocks of sheep and goats in the northwest are stripping the land of its protective vegetation, creating a dust bowl on a scale not seen before. |
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| Add that to the fact that Tallil lies in a low river valley only a few feet above sea level and you've got a dust bowl that rivals the Oklahoma of old. |
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| It carried truckers crossing the country, Okies fleeing the dust bowl and vacationers seeking the sun. |
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