Sentence examples for fairer fields from inspiring English sources

The glory of the novel, she argued, was the opposite, that it spurred the imagination: "It is pleasant to the mind to sport in the boundless regions of possibility; to find relief from the sameness of every-day occurrences by expatiating amidst brighter skies and fairer fields".

Companies who do still recognise that a share of profits should go to workers' insurance and pensions will be able to compete on a fairer field.

These are the hills where William Langland gave Piers Plowman his dream of "Fair fields full of folk" and everywhere is defined by poetry.

This timely book may prove controversial, but it points a way forward to a time of fair fields full of folk, and earthworms too.

When British troops occupied the area in 1780 during the U.S. War of Independence, Lord Cornwallis, the British general, allegedly remarked on its "fair fields," hence the county's name; it was organized in 1785.

A fair field full of folk".

Everybody is prepared to give it a fair field and to wish it well.

Within each class, athletes are also given a classification number to ensure they are racing against a fair field.

And the garden itself is compared to: that fair field Of Enna, where Proserpin gathering flowers Her self a fairer flower by gloomy Dis Was gathered, which cost Ceres all that pain To seek her through the world..

The fair field was full of flowers, the sky was full of birds, the tangled bank hid a world of struggle, water was alive with swimming and wriggling things.

As I beheld into the East and high to the sun, I saw a tower on a tuft, tryly y-made; A deep dale beneath, a dungeon therein, With deep ditches and dark and dreadful of sight A fair field full of folk found I there between; Of all manner of men, the mean and the rich, Working and wandering as the world asketh.