Sentence examples for common fields from inspiring English sources
When a local landowner, William Combe, comes to enlist his support in the enclosure of the common fields, Shakespeare's chief concern is to protect his profits.
In the following months, in town and village meetings, Mr. Nyerere expounded on this, calling upon peasant farmers to voluntarily relocate and pool their labors in collectively harvesting common fields.
Sometime in the pre-industrial period, an isolated and self-sufficient English village finds its common fields stolen for enclosure as collective agriculture yields to remotely-owned pasturage: "the sheaf is giving way to sheep".
Ordinary people's rights of access to the gardens of Soho and Leicester squares did not last long into the 18th century, when there was widespread enclosure of common fields.
The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) has developed the common fields of a solid TBM such as design tools, structural material, fabrication methods, and He cooling technology to support this concept for the ITER.
Looking for a spouse through such strict criteria as caste or subcaste, graduate degrees or even lightness of complexion (common fields on most matrimonial sites) echoes the strict categories that traditional South Asian parents and marriage bureaus have used for centuries.
The solution may provide a useful tool to interpret some transport situations within common field geometries.
" 'Sociopath' and 'psycho' were two of the most common field diagnoses for my look and expression," Mr. Robison wrote.
Einstein's special relativity theory merged electric and magnetic fields into one common field and limited the velocity of all matter to the velocity of electromagnetic radiation.
Nevertheless, one of the great essentials and pleasures of quartet playing -- the bounce of distinct personalities in a common field -- was there in full measure.
So tours of the Capital or the governor's mansion are not common field trips for schoolchildren who live elsewhere in Alaska.
