Sentence examples for again field from inspiring English sources

And it's safe to assume the All Blacks will again field the most experienced squad for the 2015 tournament, with the Wallabies not too far behind in second.

Next week in South Africa, England will again field some of the best-known footballers in the world, like Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, and John Terry.

They will again field their Test bowling attack with the addition of Steven Finn, who is more valued in ODI matches than in Tests.

And despite a short rest (four days), it is fully expected that Los Angeles will once again field a full "A Squad" when the Whitecaps venture into the Home Depot Center.

Liverpool will again field a much-changed team in the FA Cup although Klopp does have Daniel Sturridge, Philippe Coutinho and Divock Origi back from injury against West Ham.

19) 'beable' quantum field theory, or again field configurations, as in various proposals for pilot-wave quantum field theories (for a recent survey, see Struyve 2011).

He once again fielded a young side at Tynecastle but few of the teenagers appear ready for the rigours of the SPL.

The two largest political parties in the 601-member Parliament, the Maoists and the smaller Nepali Congress, again fielded rival candidates, and again, leaders of the other political parties claimed neutrality and prevented either rival candidate from achieving a majority.

James Levine once again fields his players from the Metropolitan Opera for further explorations, this time in an all-Schoenberg program that includes the Serenade (Op. 24), the First Chamber Symphony and the Expressionistic, half-sung, half-spoken "Pierrot Lunaire," with Dawn Upshaw.

Tomkins, again fielded in the unfamiliar position of full-back, twice capitalised on outstanding work from Richards to score, with the Australian winger imperious throughout, crossing three himself and adding seven goals.

The Lib Dems are again fielding Jenny Willott, chief executive of Victim Support South Wales, whose strong showing last time left Mr Jones defending the Labour party's fifth-smallest majority.