| These barriers halted the early flood of Anglo-Saxon invaders to fertile meadowlands and ancient woodlands. |
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| Horses run free across the meadowlands and the lion will sleep with the lamb. |
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| After a simple, single whistle from Arvid, they set off at a hearty gallop southeast across the great meadowlands. |
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| The train crosses broad meadowlands before hugging the North Fork of the Payette River first on one side of the tracks, then on the other. |
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| We walked through the stream and out across the meadowlands beyond. |
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| She stared affectionately across the meadowlands that surrounded her as a light warm breeze ran teasing fingers through her hair, knowing exactly where she was. |
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| For three weeks, Meadowlands forms a focal point for soccer lovers across the social spectrum. |
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| According to those who know about these things, the very professional maestros from Meadowlands are firm favourites to retain their crown. |
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| The Meadowlands doesn't follow a cue from any current trend, and after a quick listen can sound misdated. |
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| The Meadowlands cancelled the last five races on its nine-race card due to deteriorating track conditions brought on by heavy rains. |
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| Sithembile Langa is one of about 20 indunas of Meadowlands hostel. |
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| Billy helped Tinguely scavenge dumps and junkyards in the New Jersey Meadowlands for the motors and wheels and other detritus that would compose his giant kinetic heap. |
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| It was a cold morning on Ray Street on 9 February 1955 when 2000 policemen, armed with guns, knobkerries and rifles, forcefully moved the families to Meadowlands, Soweto. |
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| By Dixieland Band and out of the Kentucky Oaks runner-up Hometown Queen, he won seven races, including the Grade 2 Meadowlands Breeders' Cup. |
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| One of the latest major horse track opened in the United States was the Meadowlands Racetrack, opened in 1977 for Thoroughbred racing. |
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