Sentence examples for fields of dirt from inspiring English sources
There the rhinos and zebras get wide fields of dirt; all the cages are over-sized, walls hand-painted to each natural habitat's specifications.
Just ask the softball players whose fields of dirt have been replaced with fields of green or the summer concertgoers who picnic on a Great Lawn rather than in a dust bowl.
Behind it, fields of dirt and brown grass were covered with the detritus of what had been one of the largest Occupy encampments in the country: tarps, tents, discarded bottles, coolers, protest signs, a torn-up dollar bill, a California driver's license and a beat-up acoustic guitar.
His rise from the paddy fields of dirt-poor Guizhou province mirrors the rapid rise of more modern forms of martial arts such as muy thai and Brazilian jiujitsu and their challenge to traditional forms of Chinese kung fu.Partly responsible for the shift is the Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation (RUFF), a China-based promoter run by Joel Resnick, a Canadian businessman (pictured, behind Mr Zhang).
Today, the parcel is a field of dirt and rubble, bounded along First Avenue by a chain-link fence.
Beyond that field of dirt was their new field of dreams, the smart new brick ballpark called Citi Field, with its handsome exterior of brick and smooth, tan concrete.
The citadel spread out before us, a vast and nearly empty field of dirt and dead grass and broken stones and scattered monuments.
At the top of the ridge, where we stopped, a Hasid in black robes stared out across the Coachella Valley, past the lush plot of Palm Springs, which sat in the dun funnel of mountains like a piece of sod on a field of dirt.
Charred, molten surfaces, greasy, or like fields of raked dirt or sand, make a natural corollary to the grime, silt and soot they depict, although Mr. Auerbach never meant to be so literal.
Once-lush meadows were nothing more than fields of packed dirt.
The system loses water only when it evaporates to help cool plants, consuming only a tiny fraction of the water that a field of conventional dirt does.
