Sentence examples for fence was moved from inspiring English sources

But in 1985, when the center-field fence was moved in, a fan-friendly attraction opened.

When FitzRandolph Gateway replaced it in 1905, the fence was moved to the grounds on the Second Presbyterian Church (St. Andrew's) at Nassau and Chambers Streets.

Calvin Griffith, Clark's adopted son, moved the fences in to take advantage of the power hitters in the lineup; in left field, the fence was moved in 50 feet.

In Philadelphia, fans may see fewer homers at hitter-friendly Citizens Bank Park, where the left-field fence was moved 5 feet farther from the plate and made 30 inches taller.

The pooch, who has since been named "Buck," was reportedly found on Jan . 5 after a local resident of Conroe, Tex., noticed that a garbage bag left on the side of the road and "tied to a t-post of a fence" was moving.

The fences were moved back about 10 feet, but since Miller Park opened in 2001, 1,517 home runs have been hit there, fifth most in the major leagues.

When the third-generation fortifications were constructed, the fences were moved back from between 20 m to as much as 2 km.

In 1975, the baseball field's outfield fences were moved ten feet (3 m) closer to home plate, in an attempt to boost home run numbers.

That gave some the impression the fences were moved in and caused confusion for fans who noticed the changes during Saturday night's exhibition game against the Dodgers.

The fence line was moved back to create an outer strip between the fence and the actual border.

A number of actions were taken, both to ensure faster spending (also through ring-fencing of specific programs, which execution was moved from local to national competencies) and re-focusing the existent programs towards counter-cyclical aims, among which wage supplementation schemes and subsidies to SMEs had a prominent role.