Sentence examples for fields on which from inspiring English sources

The blogosphere is one of the bloodiest fields on which the two foes meet.

With a rebuilt arsenal of unconventional weapons, Iraq could try to gain control over the Persian Gulf oil fields on which Western economies depend.

These spaces were no mere plazas, but fields on which some of the buildings' most conspicuous design elements were played out.

However, I did a bit of research and learned something new: Lists are the fields on which these tournaments take place.

First, in the era of mass production Ford did not just make its own steel; it also owned the fields on which grazed the sheep whose wool went into the covers of its car seats.

Mr. Verney explained in a recent interview how, as a child, he was fascinated by the old veterans who came by his parents' home on their way to see the fields on which they once fought.

During its first few decades, the football program had only one poorly suited athletic field on which to play and practice and had no dedicated facilities such as locker rooms.

Since this shift toward majority-minority is a trend across the demographic board in the US, maybe we can at last look forward to a level playing field on which even honkies belong to a minority and thus constitute one more special interest group.

There is no single authentic source, no ultimate authority, but rather a set of signposts -- the physical ones of scores and sketches, the intangible ones of performing styles and traditions -- that mark out a field on which any musician must operate.

"We think that Light City can be one of the catalysts that can really create a more fertile field on which Baltimore can grow and thrive.

Within eyesight lay the humble, unfenced field on which he spent his formative cricket years.