Sentence examples for belongs in the field from inspiring English sources

Showing that a horse belongs in the field is a whole lot harder.

But the trainer Michael Matz believes the 3-year-old colt has the potential to develop into a top horse and deserves a shot at proving he belongs in the field for the Kentucky Derby.

He had always felt that a true revolutionary belonged in the field.

The Rams have proved that they belonged in the field of 68, but Sunday's game in San Antonio against No. 1 KANSAS will be their toughest challenge yet.

His major writings, however, belong in the field of ethics: Ethics as a Philosophy of Man (1934), Ethics, 3 vol. (1937 49), and History of Ethical Thought in Japan, 2 vol. (1952).

While Grant still officially answered to Halleck, he was back where he belonged — in the field, at the head of an army that would soon once again aggressively battle the rebels.

These were women who were nearing graduation with a STEM major and yet frequently did not feel they belonged in the field in which they were about to receive a degree.

"Emotional inconsistency and assassination hardly make good bedfellows," remarks her handler, less than convinced that women belong in the field at all.

Prior success in biology and physics might serve to affirm women's beliefs in biochemistry that they "belong" in the field.

For example, items in the scientific identity scale (e.g., "I feel like I belong in the field of science") may seem relevant, and thus "valid," to science majors but not to non science majors.

With a 63-49 victory against Miami on Friday in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, Virginia Tech made a strong argument about why it belongs in the N.C.A.A. field.