Sentence examples for divided fields from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

Other prominent Republicans see a path to stopping Trump with a divided field.

He grabbed an early lead for the Democratic nomination over a divided field that included Church and Udall.