plenty coups造句

• Legendary Crow Chief Plenty Coups was also a welcome visitor.
• Plenty Coups sought out the advice of his tribal elders in interpreting this dream.
• "It's like Chief Plenty Coups said, " he explained.
• It was at this time that Chief Plenty Coups'land became a state park.
• The house that Plenty Coups had begun in 1884 was stabilized in 1993 and 1994.
• On Labor Day weekend, Chief Plenty Coups State Park's main event is Day of Honor.
• Plenty Coups'family had moved to be with other bands of Crow lodging in the Beartooth Mountains.
• Area attractions include Pictograph Cave, Chief Plenty Coups State Park, Zoo Montana, and Yellowstone Art Museum.
• All the young men were challenged to go into the hills to seek visions, and Plenty Coups did so.
• In 2012 2013, she was a manager at Chief Plenty Coups State Park, located in Pryor, Montana.
• Two other byways of special interest, both closer to Billings, are Pictograph State Park and Chief Plenty Coups State Park.
• Plenty Coups walked for two days ( fasting as he went ) and entered the Crazy Mountains, but had no vision.
• This additional parcel had been part of an allotment to Chief Plenty Coups'wife, Kills Together, who died in 1923.
• Bair counted among his friends artists like renowned Western painter Charles Russell, Indian leader Chief Plenty Coups and U . S . presidents.
• Upon Chief Plenty Coups'death in 1932, the Big Horn County Commission assumed responsibility and employed a caretaker for the farm and buildings.
• The club operated a small museum in the house and placed small sandstone markers at the grave sites of Chief Plenty Coups and his wives.
• When he was 11 years old, Plenty Coups had a second vision involving the Little People, one that changed the fate of his entire tribe.
• Among the Indians who posed for her at the battle site were Red Cloud, grandson of the famous warrior, and Plenty Coups, a Crow chief.
• As Crow Chief Plenty Coups described it : " When the buffalo went away the hearts of my people fell to the ground, and they could not lift them up again.
• As for the names, the Native Americans in the United States article identifies them as a group including Chief Plenty Coups, but doesn't say where the information came from.