Sentence examples for fields of what from inspiring English sources

But the fields of what Golden called "pick-up sticks" suggest a more worrying idea.

Jacques Chirac, as president in the 1990s, formally condemned as "unacceptable" what was done to the thousands of Africans hauled off to work in the sugar-cane fields of what is now Haiti.

Like a medieval castle, these concrete defences enclose inner walls and then, over fields of what has been gunfire in recent days, stands a cluster of culturally inarticulate living quarters, a clumsy Zenga Zenga palace with the inevitable marble-lined walls, gold fittings, steam rooms and jacuzzis.

The group took beryllium atoms, slid them into the confining electric and magnetic fields of what's called a Penning trap, and stripped off their outer electron with an electron beam.

During the colonial era, there were two distinct fields of what is now considered classical music.

We saw no flowing lava, just fields of what appeared to be hardened, black cake batter.

What fields of entrepreneurship, what industries, what projects?

What Kelly has achieved in the field of what you might call "preservation documentary" is remarkable.

"I became fascinated by this whole unsung field of what were essentially woven paintings.

He was an important early theorist in the field of what is now known as human-factors engineering, or ergonomics.

I knew that he had been in the field of what is now called artificial intelligence, or A.I., even before it had a name.