It is because of it's proximity to the Oklahoma Panhandle (which actually does look like a panhandle)! The 2 areas share similar geography (flat, southern plains)
When a word is boldfaced, it looks like this: bold.
it looks like a lowercase e in cursive
He knows the right person as soon as he looks into that person's eyes.
get paper. fold it. it looks like a tudor house at this stage
He looks like a preacher that i knew way back in the days.
panhandle
This Region got its name by its look. (it looks like a panhandle) For more information, look at the Panhandle's website!
It's a metaphor. The shape of the land in question looks like a panhandle on a pan, for example.
A Flared handle looks like bell-bottom pants. It gets wider towards the bottom of the handle.
It looks like the state colors and has a picture that represents Texas itself. It looks like the state colors and has a picture that represents Texas itself.
The fill handle in excel looks like a thin black cross
The Flared handle looks like bell-bottom pants. It gets wider towards the bottom of the handle. Its the most common used handle in table tennis.
Nothing does.
If he only looks at you normally then most likely it means nothing.
it looks like a colorful map with capital ,cardinal directions and a lot of other stuff. hope this helps thanks
Based on the highway marker signs during the film's opening scene (Hwy 67 North and Texas 329) that would put the driving range near Rankin, a very small town in West Texas. However, the land looks nothing like that part of Texas and is in reality apparently filmed somewhere near Tucson, Arizona.
Mountains and Basins