Savannah used in a sentence

Savannah in a sentence as a noun

I have been in the middle of the savannah in Africa, with no light around for miles, and I don't remember the sky looking anything like that.

We'll always be savannah survival machines, at least until we do a lot of genetic self-engineering.

Alain de Botton has written about it, too:"A brain originally designed to cope with nothing more tempting than an occasional glimpse of a tribesperson across the savannah is lost with whats now on offer on the net at the click of a button: when confronted with offers to participate continuously in scenarios outstripping any that could be dreamt up by the diseased mind of the Marquis de Sade.