Sentence examples for fields are full from inspiring English sources

The patterned fields are full of cows.

The fields are full of barley or traditional British breeds of cattle.

In the fall, country fields are full of Queen Anne's lace, wild asters and blue chicory, all sprouting cheek by jowl with brilliant yellow goldenrod.

He points out a jalabiya-clad man sitting outside his house on a classical column base; and the recently ploughed fields are full of ancient potsherds.

By R. P. Lister The New Yorker, September 14 , 1957P. 145 The patterned fields are full of cows View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

EAT You've only got to look from the windows of your train or bus as you approach Glasgow to see why beef is so big here: the fields are full of gentle, stately, lowing cattle.

The fields were full of standing water and ducks and geese swam in the ditches.

And even tight spaces can double as a field; in one park, a group of young players climbed onto the roof of a bathroom building when all the proper fields were full and began kicking a ball around.

When we arrived, on a Saturday, the festival was in its third day, and the fields were full of RVs and pop-up campers, and the ridge was brimming with activity.

Regional power companies in that part of the country pay two rupees (about three cents) a kilogram for discarded cotton stalks, and, as I drove past, the fields were full of women pulling them out of the ground.

Still, the fields were full of ripening wheat, the hedgerows with brambles, there were larks in the sky and soon enough I reached the bird reserve at the end of the promontory, turning southwest past the white-painted lighthouse and along the grassy path beside chalk cliffs.