Sentence examples for field rolling from inspiring English sources
The cement-based modified soil with metakaolin was more insensitive to water and more convenient in the field rolling compaction.
The Toronto team, the Wolfpack, has been a success on the field, rolling through League One and earning promotion in its first year.
Ahn had enough sense of the dramatic to kiss his wedding ring after that overtime goal, running toward the corner of the field, rolling on the ground in front of photographers so they could capture his triumphant exhaustion.
It is Graig Nettles diving horizontally for a crack line drive out toward left field, rolling twice in the dust and somehow firing the ball to first base from the supine position to end the inning.
"When we used to play club matches, Richie would always get growled at by the coaches for getting his uniform dirty before the game," says Gard. "He'd be diving around the field, rolling on the ground, all that sort of carry on.
"He totally misread the situation and had everyone on the field rolling around at this young, ginger-haired, freckle-faced kid, who never said boo to a goose for months, then came out with an absolute outburst".
Around here the land is rich and green and fertile, its fields rolling and tumbling, and this afternoon birdsong comes, chucking and bobbing and buffeting the breeze.
With its little packhorse bridge, Allerford is part of the National Trust's 12,000-acre 12,000-acre Holnicote Estateatchwork of babbling brooks, woodland pathways, open fields, rolling coastline, and clusters of cottages.
This year the offerings included a run of Mozart's youthful opera "La Finta Giardiniera," put on a few miles north of Aix in an open-air theater adjoining a Renaissance chateau, with fields rolling out behind the stage as the sun set.
For more than 25 years, Tim Barnwell has been keeping a close eye on the people and topography of Southern Appalachia, a region of family farms and tobacco fields, rolling hills giving way to steep mountain passes and communities that have, in their relative isolation, developed a distinctive way of life.
