Sentence examples for fields opening from inspiring English sources

After World War II the university expanded instruction in the health fields, opening the College of Pharmacy in 1949, the College of Medicine in 1961, the College of Nursing in 1964, and the College of Public Health in 2000.

Research efforts in recent years have been directed toward actively controlling the direction of translocation of microtubules on a kinesin-coated glass surface with E-fields (electric fields), opening up the possibility of engineering controllable nanodevices that integrate microtubules and motor proteins into their function.

Exploration of salt domes across the plains of the Texas Gulf Coast took off with major oil fields opening at Sour Lake in 1902, Batson in 1903, Humble in 1905, and Goose Creek (modern Baytown) in 1908.

Such funding will refocus these fields, opening the door to increased synthesis and providing important synergistic advances in understanding, analyzing, and controlling infectious disease.

A valley dotted with red-tile roofs and tawny wheat fields opens before it.

Now, Shula's has joined the field, opening recently in the Westin New York hotel near Times Square.

They can see the playing field opening up.

It is giving its female student athletes a place to call home at the new Daly Field, opening this September.

The field opened in 1925.

When Citi Field opened, the Brooklyn focus drew some criticism.

In 2009, the year Citi Field opened, the Mets drew about 3.2 million fans.