Sentence examples for divided field from inspiring English sources

But in 2006, Mr. Cohen defeated a divided field of black candidates.

Now, it is Mr. Romney who has been given the gift of an even more divided field of rivals.

It had a diagonally divided field of green (for the country's forested mountains and plains) and black (for the majority population).

And then, through a fluke of fortune, he ended up facing a deeply divided field, with two conservatives battling it out to split the vote.

In a weak and divided field it is hard to imagine a supporter of Mr Paul succumbing to Mr Santorum's religiosity, or a fan of Mr Romney's country-club Republicanism finding much to like in Mrs Bachmann's pitchfork populism room exists for an all-things-to-all-men candidate such as Mr Perry.Democrats should take no comfort from that divided field.

With all the recent dropouts, such a divided field, and so little energy coalescing around faded warriors like Gingrich or the ponderous Daniels, who's now mired in a prolonged state fiscal battle, anything is possible.

Pop passed straight through all those divided fields, gap after gap, and arrived at his side, bent-nosed and broad-faced.

Using wide brushes in a seemingly spontaneous manner on medium-size canvases, she layers swirly and staccato, zigzagging strokes over eccentrically divided fields of solid color.

Reviewing the important problem of simultaneous localisation and map-building, we emphasise its genericity and in particular draw parallels between the often divided fields of computer vision and robot navigation.

To bridge this divide, field visits to MFI operations sites are being organised for both groups to clarify each other's concerns.

New hedges divide fields, and strips of wild set-aside land run alongside.