Sentence examples for devastated fields from inspiring English sources

They leave behind a trail of destruction: devastated fields and forests, mud-choked rivers, and mercury-tainted water.

She would tell Russell of her confused response: "I feel as if it came and found us all like ghosts looking out from a hill on those devastated fields... " The armistice brought an end to Garsington's use as a refuge for objectors.

A trio of blissfully oblivious lady bathers appear to be looking for a beach, while an intense black sky forms over a prison-like structure on a hilltop in the distance; a naked tree, conjuring up an image from the devastated fields of World War I, offers a silent warning.

Joining me amidst the devastated fields of cotton, sugarcane and mango were my colleagues from UNICEF and the local health department.

"Prisoners" pictures a youthful Union brigadier general, Francis Barlow, confronting a trio of captured Confederates — about to be fellow-citizens again, against their will — on a devastated field.

"Prisoners" pictures a youthful Union brigadier general, Francis Barlow, confronting a trio of captured Confederates about to be fellow-citizens again, against their will on a devastated field.

BEIJING — A severe drought along the Yangtze River region in central China has rendered nearly 1,400 reservoirs in Hubei Province temporarily unusable, devastated farm fields and made drinking water scarce, according to a report on Monday by Xinhua, the state news agency.

"It's a devastated area already.

This system can give clear live views of the devastated area.

Researchers on the project say they will begin by replenishing the bay's devastated clam populations and its fields of eelgrass, which provide underwater habitats for creatures like scallops.

Thanks to the odd configuration of the Polo Grounds, where the club houses were stuffed away in the second floor of a pavilion in dead center field, the silent, devastated Dodgers now had to trail away in Napoleonic fashion across the endless expanses of open ground, to jeers and taunts (and pitying spatters of applause) from the exulting home crowd, before disappearing.