Sentence examples for delightful field from inspiring English sources

Working with collaged burin engravings, Ms. Cullom creates a delightful field of characters that fall somewhere between the quirkiness of Alexander Calder's "Circus" characters and Saul Steinberg's coarse, yet comical representations of city dwellers.

Sinclair picks the ball up just inside the Watford half, beats Nyom and plays a delightful cross-field pass into the path of Traore.

Notable for a delightful cross-field ball via the outside of Eder's left foot, Zico's ball to the onrushing Falcao was also a treat, leaving Serginho with the simple task of nodding it in at the back post.

McGoldrick created Ireland's first two goals with a pair of delightful passes and left the field to a standing ovation after 76 minutes while Christie produced a confident display at right-back, making regular jaunts into the USA half and linking up well with Anthony Pilkington in front of him, to leave O'Neill satisfied.

"What a delightful fellow he was," says Fielding, "like a jovial cricket umpire.

Following Selznick to MGM, Cukor directed David Copperfield (1935), arguably one of the best adaptations of a Charles Dickens novel ever brought to the screen, with a delightful cast that included W.C. Fields, Basil Rathbone, Edna May Oliver, and Elsa Lanchester.

Former AAT director Russell Cannon regarded Gascoigne as a world leader in his field, as well as being "a delightful man".

The most delightful painting in the show is Bazille's "The Improvised Field Hospital" (1865), of Monet recuperating in bed from a leg injury incurred that summer.

Perhaps the most delightful part of our experiences was tasted not so much on the field of play as off it".

The Merc with the Mouth's penchant for fourth-wall breaking antics has given Fox an absolute bounty of advertising options, so it's delightful to see them make full use of the character in left-field pieces like this.

The Rams and the Titans were generally delightful last year, telling their tales and not becoming jaded by the time they hit the field.