The farmers here are charged with keeping a public path clear for hikers, and in front of us, diagonally across the sun-battered field, was a great luminous green stripe of turf.
Finally, Arnold and his mother reconciled, under the leafless cottonwoods shadowing the battered playing field, during a 3 1 win over the Red Devils of Reed Point, Montana.
He still makes minimalist yet heavily worked abstractions, generally featuring craggy circles or battered color fields.
The organization, whose founders include experts in community development and sports, takes on the renovation of battered city fields, bypassing a school construction process that is notorious for cost overruns and delays.
Like a well-worn timepiece, he is occasionally battered — on the field, in the news media and, if recent reports are true, in the Cowboys' locker room — and he keeps on working.
The half-time whistle brought loud jeers from the Stade de France audience as the battered visitors left the field gulping for air.
In 1942, Grantland Rice wrote that Schulz held the Penn team in check for 50 minutes and that the score was 0 0 when Schulz "left the field a battered wreck".
The next day, two Southern Pacific Railroad employees who were working in the area found De Anna's battered body in a desolate field on Elmira Road not far from the train tracks.
The snow falls hard, the sheep are tough and the brothers at the center of Grimur Hakonarson's new film are as eccentric and stubborn as the windswept fields and battered sheds of their native Iceland.
Damage has largely been concentrated in storm-battered Monterey County, whose fields around Salinas are considered the salad bowl of California.
I left the river where it nearly met the lake, and dragged my filthy and battered canoe across the single field that lay between them.
