A member of the group of Quechuan peoples of highland Peru who established an empire from northern Ecuador to central Chile before the Spanish conquest.
The highland chieftain has two daughters.
More than half of the wind turbines in Scotland are on highland peat. This is not sensible.
Last month Mr Morales pulled out of an event in Oruro, a highland city previously loyal to him, when he was greeted by dynamite-wielding protesters angry at rises in bus fares and food prices.
Most sea life is dead. Human refugees now confined entirely to highland areas and the polar regions.
After 20 minutes of climbing, we emerge on the granite highland.
The landlord’s land on the highland of the mainland expanded a lot.
There are a number of Highland Games held through the highlands Scotland.
Galapagos does not hold any eureka moments for the prepared mind of the scientist-traveler, neither in its highland mists, nor amid its cactus forests nor beneath its unexpectedly cold waves.
Reform began in 1953, when the highland indigenous population won release from forced labor on large estates and were granted the land they had formerly worked.
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