Sentence examples for field glass from inspiring English sources
noun
A pair of binoculars for observing "in the field".
The Emperor, Franz Joseph, appears on the front lines, and raises a field glass to his eye.
There is a scene in "War and Peace" in which Napoleon is so focused on reaching Moscow, so busy with his map and field glass, that he barely notices a group of his soldiers, Polish Uhlans, who have tried to impress him by attempting to cross a frigid river.
A frigate, viewed through a pair of field glasses?
"Heavens, I don't go anywhere without my field glasses".
The days of field glasses and butterfly nets may thus be numbered.
He meets a young German tourist there who offers him his field glasses.
(The field glasses would have to be new and never used before).
"The starters' body language," he said sternly with the field glasses still up.
Mr. Swift carries a silver-handled cane and a pair of field glasses and wears knickers.
Man in Teva sandals, drinking a bottle of Katahdin beer, looking through field glasses: "Three moose!
