Sentence examples for field lit from inspiring English sources

He saw God in workaday things, such as a field lit up by sunlight.

When fireworks went off after the Altoona Curve Class AA baseball game that night, right field lit up like a firecracker.

But thinking the title was too negative, she changed it to "Night Fields" and wrote a program note describing "a cold windy night in a wheat field lit up by a bright full moon, with waves of fast moving colors rolling over the fields" to explain the fanciful new title.

The league now has three fields, one lit for night play, and games seven days a week.

One, "Crater Field Near Dontrien, Lit by Flares," looks like a representation of the surface of the moon as rendered by R. Crumb channeling Vija Celmins.

Fires are burning in a few sectors of the field grid, likely lit by land managers trying to clear shrubs and trees to make room for livestock, timber, or crops.

On the night of my visit, people were walking alone through the lit fields and weeping.

The phrases "promised land" and "mountaintop" sounded golden to me, and I saw an ochre-lit field, a lushness akin to a spring dusk.

My most vivid memories of the 1993 exhibition are of Vong Phaophanit's installation of a neon-lit field of rice.

During it, tens of thousands of eyes rise from the field to the lit-up blackness above as they follow kickoffs, punts, field goals, and a deep pass from Rutgers quarterback Chas Dodd to wideout Brandon Coleman in the fourth quarter that results in a touchdown and ices the game for the Knights.

The word "Taoism" is used to translate different Chinese terms which refer to different aspects of the same tradition and semantic field: * "Taoist religion" (; lit.