Sentence examples for campus fields from inspiring English sources

All eight series, which begin Friday, will be played on campus fields.

Other athletic facilities at Queen's include the Athletic and Recreation Centre, which houses a number of gymnasiums and pools; Tindall Field, a multi-season playing field and jogging track; Nixon Field, home to the school's rugby teams; and West Campus Fields, which is used by a number of varsity teams and student intramural leagues.

When Walsh — now Peggy Myers — was the star forward on Auriemma's first Connecticut team in 1985-86, about 50 people passed for a crowd at the old campus field house.

When Washburn needed to learn how to throw a curveball, Lechnir, who is also left-handed, was there with him at the campus field house, trying to get Washburn's pitches to break.

He memorialized his beloved aunt and uncle with the Lee and Rose Warner Coliseum at the Minnesota State Fair and the Palestra sports center at St. John's University in Collegeville, MN (where he also funded the McNeely Spectrum, the campus field house), and helped establish the Rose Warner Writing Center and the soon-to-be Rose Warner Science Lab at the College of St . Scholasticain Duluth, MN.

The University of Maine at Presque Isle baseball team, which had not played a home game since 2005 because of the snow that typically covers the campus field all season, ended its 2009 season earlier this week with a home doubleheader against Bates College at a nearby high school.

"By contrast, in the last seven and a half years, President Clinton and I have not turned our backs or turned away from any of the major fights that were important to the American people," Mr. Gore declared to 1,000 people at a rally at a campus field house here.

UPDATE – According to M.I.C. "That happened on Saturday afternoon, that student called his father to come and pick her up after she finished an exam, so her father came with a red helicopter and landed on the campus field," said by a campus staff.

I was reminded of this curious incident recently when the Student Government of Rochester Institute of Technology, where I work, was told by representatives of the National Football League that they could not hold a "Super Bowl Party" in which students would be invited to the campus field house to watch the game on large projection screens while being treated to pizza and popcorn.

By 1923, West Point's on-campus field was too small for the crowds congregating to see the Notre Dame games.

When Auriemma arrived at UConn, his team played in an antiquated, on-campus field house with a leaky roof.