Amish

We found respite on flat roads separating cornfields, which we shared with Amish horse-drawn buggies.

Your movies have tackled subjects like Amish bowling, the Special Olympics, and conjoined twins—but never midlife crisis before.

Last summer, Palin joined members of Jews for Sarah in Pennsylvania Amish country for a traditional Sabbath celebration.

[The Amish] are completely cut off from the outside world.

John McCain may have one last, best hope for winning the White House: the Amish.

Aaron has flirted with our century; he and his wife learned some very un-Amish skills at the Homestead School.

The skill that makes Aaron worth his fare out here, though, is an Amish skill, and the rarest one of all.

Five years from spring, other Amish folk would come to homestead—what a barn-raising they'd have!

This confection was embossed with a hundred intricate designs, rich with silver; un-Amish as a Christmas tree.

Though American enough, maize had been a foreigner to the first Amish farmers, and still carried history in its name.