Sentence examples for colorful fields from inspiring English sources

In this show, one of his best yet, he plays fast and loose with geometry, rounding the edges on rectilinear forms and introducing patterns that make his colorful fields look like modernist textiles — or magic carpets.

Items might get swept up into multipatterned sculptures of castoff clothing bound with rope in monumental bales or cloudlike bundles dangling from the ceiling, or else collaged into exuberant paintings with calligraphic graffiti and colorful fields of pigment and fabric.

The adjacent art gallery features the type of paintings that fill tourist shops around Yangon: portraits of Buddhist monks or villagers; still lifes of tropical fruit; landscapes showing the colorful fields of the Shan Plateau in the northeast.

That would mean, for example, that farmers could no longer use the products on the colorful fields of rapeseed, or canola, that stretch across huge areas of Europea's agricultural heartlands.

Easy biking past colorful fields and quiet beaches The Tateyama Tourism Association, (81-470) 222-000, has a free, 32-page English guide, "Tateyama: Wellness Resort City," available at the tourist information center in the JR Tateyama station or at City Hall.

Cool student videos, super-easy navigation, colorful "fields of study" pages these are just a few of the features you can find in the newly designed Krieger School of Arts and Sciences website.

One by Claudia Sohrens showing a vast, colorful field of trash filling a vacant lot is like an Andreas Gursky.

Bone, a food writer and skilled forager, explores all things fungal and offers colorful field notes on mushrooms as culinary delicacies, biofuels, hallucinogens and more.

"It's a colorful field," Fritz Simon, Hellinger's first publisher and a former professor of psychiatry at the University of Heidelberg, told me.

But the hunt for Nola's murderer pales beside the fox hunt, an exacting ritual that leaps to life here in all its colorful field pageantry and daunting social rigmaroles.

Bolivians will elect a new president on Sunday from a colorful field of candidates, some of whom want to scale back market reforms as a way of addressing the country's stagnant economy and social turbulence.