Sentence examples for Omaha from high-quality English sources.

• All but Omaha were victorious.

• The city of Omaha, Nebraska, is named after the tribe.

• While both Omaha and Wichita hovered at around 500,000 residents in 1980, the population of Omaha’s metro area now exceeds 975,000.

• In 1990, copies of Omaha were seized in New Zealand.

• By the 1950s Omaha had long been a major food-processing centre.

• The Omaha generally had peaceful relations with European and American visitors to their territory.

• Louis-based steamboats carrying passengers and cargo up the Missouri River linked Omaha to the East.

• Like many other Plains Indian peoples, the Omaha traditionally combined farming with hunting and gathering.

Use Omaha in a sentence.

• The bridging of the Missouri River in 1872 helped integrate Omaha–Council Bluffs into a national rail network.

• Waller and Worley produced more than 20 issues of Omaha from 1986 to 1995, in fits and starts between other things.

• Pop. (2000) 390,007; Omaha–Council Bluffs Metro Area, 767,041; (2010) 408,958; Omaha–Council Bluffs Metro Area, 865,350.

• The bar owner, Jake Gardner, shot James Scurlock, 22, on Saturday night, in an area of downtown Omaha where businesses had been vandalized.

• In present-day South Dakota the Omaha and the Ponca separated, with the Omaha settling along the Missouri River in northeastern Nebraska.

• Here’s how she does it Charitable giving in Wichita and Omaha — check out the differences Omaha ‘does a great job of investing in itself.’

• Buffett began her philanthropic work in Omaha in 2000, when she opened her first Educare center, an early childhood education program that originated in Chicago.

• In the comic book series Omaha the Cat Dancer, Susie Jensen is a tall, curvy anthropomorphic feline stripper with a large bosom and the stage name “Omaha.”

Omaha sentence examples

• For example, arts nonprofits in Omaha took in $361 per capita, compared with $49 in Wichita; Omaha hospitals took in $4,216 per capita, versus $1,413 in Wichita.

• In the late 1890s, prosperity had returned to Omaha, and by the turn of the century Omaha had a population of about 100,000, while South Omaha had about 26,000 residents.

• Concerned that the Omaha were about to be dispossessed, Fletcher went to Washington in 1882, drafted a bill to apportion Omaha tribal lands into individual Indian holdings, or allotments, and successfully lobbied for its passage in Congress.

• OMAHA — Just a month ago — back when hardly anyone in the United States had tested positive for the coronavirus, back when the federal government spoke hopefully about keeping the virus from spreading in American cities, back when the mass cancellation of school and work and basketball seemed unimaginable — a small hospital ward in Omaha was at the center of the country’s effort to quash the illness.