| The pampas were where the gauchos, nomadic half-Indian herdsmen, roamed and worked. |
| The other side of the mountains, to the south and east, the pampas stretches all the way to the ocean. |
| Another species with similar social behavior also occurs on Japanese pampas grass. |
| The tabloid wave has swept from New Zealand and Australia to the pampas of Argentina, and, of course, the four corners of Europe. |
| A spending rebound is visible from middle-class neighborhoods of Buenos Aires to tourist spots and the agricultural provinces of the pampas. |
| Behind a clump of flowering sugar cane, waving like pampas grass in the breeze, the land slopes down into coffee. |
