Sentence examples for fielded with from inspiring English sources

Pakistan fielded with great zest, even if their catching was fallible, and their spinners bowled shrewdly.

Even when missions can be fielded with some urgency, said Mr. Malone, the job can be harder than expected.

It will also have to contend with any unexpected hiccups and glitches that could arise and set back production, or unforeseen problems after release — issues that companies as well-staffed and funded as Jawbone, Sony and Microsoft have fielded with their hardware releases.

Even a two-term President Bush may well have left office before central elements of the defences now on the drawing board can be fielded with any confidence.But although the finished architecture has yet to come, Mr Bush is likely to propose more robust defences than Mr Clinton's clutch of ground-based interceptors, radars and sensors.

For example, the SS-1 Scud, a ballistic missile with ranges of up to 185 miles (300 kilometres), was fielded with nuclear warheads by Soviet troops in eastern Europe from the 1950s through the 1980s; but in the "war of the cities" during the Iran Iraq conflict of the 1980s, many SS-1s armed with conventional warheads were launched by both sides, killing thousands of civilians.

For large parts of the contest, the Dutch were favourites to win after they bowled and fielded with great discipline.

"A crappy field" with "manure," Ramirez said.

They entered the field with eyes open.

Football fields with pothole-size divots.

A field with functioning Wi-Fi, presumably.

It blanketed cabbage fields with scree.