Sentence examples for fields of grazing from inspiring English sources

The ever-popular Mudchute Kitchen is a great spot for breakfast or brunch, or take a picnic and admire the surreal view of Canary Wharf towering above the fields of grazing sheep.

One of the only places on Earth to see them in their natural habitat, the wax palms in Cocora Valley can grow to 60m tall, and hundreds of them randomly dot the cleared grassland like floral pinwheels, towering above fields of grazing livestock.

The setting, amid fields of grazing Arab horses, huge cedar trees and lawns stretching away to rolling countryside, is the same as it was when this was the Combe House Hotel, but inside the style and feel are very different.

Today, most of the stone houses lie abandoned and decaying amongst the fields of grazing cattle.

Of these papers, ISI revealed that the Dutch discipline with the highest impact relative to the rest of the world was agricultural sciences, which harmonizes with the endless fields of grazing livestock and swaths of tulips visible from train windows.

She is interested, she says – displaying a collage where a massive ocean liner is sinking, but as if into a pastoral scene, a field full of grazing sheep – in the moments when "something very extraordinary is happening, yet everyone around isn't taking any notice of it at all".

A brief walk at sunset from the Clear Creek Canyon campsite took us to fields of deer grazing beside the Green River.

Near the entrance of the Paredon 1 Fazenda is an overgrown airstrip and a dirt road that cuts through the state park to fields of cattle grazing among tree stumps on an otherwise bare hillside overlooking the Bolivian forest.

In 1861, the rest of the county largely consisted of scattered farms, the occasional house, fields for grazing livestock, and Arlington House, owned by Mary Custis, wife of Robert E. Lee.

We drove across low hills reforested with acacia trees and down onto the central steppes, passing some olive trees but mostly wheat fields and small flocks of grazing sheep tended by women wearing headdresses like those we had seen in the Islamic wing of the Bardo the day before.

According to key informant discussions, shortage of rain fall, increased human population, and shifting mode of life from pastoral to agro-pastoral production resulted in shrinkage of grazing fields.