Sentence examples for field living from inspiring English sources

Re the article on place-kickers' problems at Pittsburgh ("Place-Kickers at Heinz Field Living in a Swirl of Trouble," Jan . 24.

He claimed that Algerian soldiers, who have surrounded the gas field living quarters where the hostages are being held, were firing on the site and had injured a Japanese hostage.

As members of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA for short), we'd camp out with 2,000 other people in a Pennsylvania field, living out of a Viking-style tent that folded up as easily as a camp bed.

Civilian agencies could do something similar, creating a team based in Washington, traveling frequently to the field, living in-country for up to 24 months, working the problem for four to five years, and developing the area and language expertise needed to do the job.

He wrote back a very angry defence of his position that started with a brief self-definition: "I am a full professor with tenure at a university known chiefly for its prowess on the football field, living out my retirement years in the sunshine - I have no reputation to preserve, and frankly can say and do whatever the fuck I want to without sinking further.

Anyone who aspires to be a Daily Innovator should maximize time spent in the field living the experience of the core customer -- lurking in stores, listening in call centers, engaging digitally, eavesdropping on interviews or conducting "day in the life" studies.

FOR most of her eight or so years in New York, Amber Field lived only on the top floors of walk-up buildings.

But a version of Mr. Hart on the playing field lives on, along with those of thousands of other athletes, in a video game called "NCAA Football".

No one knows how many of the nearly 75,000 Bangladesh-born New Yorkers work in construction, but large numbers of those in the field live in Kensington, a heavily South Asian neighborhood south of Prospect Park.

Sloppy play and fundamental errors on both sides had marred the first two games of the Class A series, but last night the play on the field lived up to the atmosphere in the capacity crowd.

With each successive day bringing more disappointing ratings for his taped Summer Olympic production, Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Sports, said he had not demanded that schedules be altered to let the network carry track and field live in prime time.