Sentence examples for fields from which from inspiring English sources

The same goes for their poppy fields, from which they derive considerable income.

Twenty days ago, a stout Kurdish farmer had an ecstatic homecoming, to the fields from which he was evicted in 1986.

Britain's coalition government is also keen for UK firms to gain access to Russian oil and gas fields, from which they are currently excluded.

Genel also expects to benefit from its Miran and Bina Bawi fields, from which it expects to supply about 20% of Turkey's gas.

They then looked to see what happened to the fields from which these celebrated scientists had unexpectedly departed, by analysing publishing patterns.

Until the mid-20th century, there was little question of women being admitted to these clubs, since, on the whole, there were almost no women in the professional and artistic fields from which members were drawn.

It correctly identified the field from which the missile was fired.

Unfortunately, the field from which this foe can be drawn has narrowed.

As a foray into service journalism, Lost in Showbiz has laid out a potential field from which you may pick your knights erring.

The front façade faces the hospital, the back looks onto a field, from which it is separated by the gray hospital fence topped with nails.

Keegan declares that Lincoln "never learnt the importance of visiting armies in the field, from which he might have discovered a great deal," apparently unaware that Lincoln visited armies in the field 11 times, spending 42 days in their camps.