Sentence examples for fields seeking from inspiring English sources
He is organizing Harvard students for buying trips to outdoor antiques shows in Brimfield, Mass.; they will fan out across the fields, seeking accessories like sports pennants, stuffed owls and beer steins.
She flies tirelessly through the cotton fields, seeking out the eggs of the bollworm and the leafworm, or through orchards, to find the eggs of the codling moth, or into the cane fields, where the sugarcane borer, a brown moth, deposits her eggs on the stalks of growing cane.
This relationship has drawn the attention of many researchers from different scientific fields seeking therapeutic alternatives that may behave favorably given all the factors involved [ 18].
All she possesses are a handsome Unisphere, a Hall of Science, a zoo, an art museum and tens of thousands of immigrant New Yorkers who pour out of the densely packed streets of Corona, Elmhurst, Flushing and Jackson Heights to run across her soccer fields, seek shade under her still-adolescent trees and stroll, bike and roller skate around her lakes.
This study, undertaken in the Ohaga district of southwestern Japan, a typical rural area with terraced paddy fields, sought to develop a framework for evaluating regional resources from a landscape ecology perspective.
These rapidly developing fields seek to further personalise our approach in management of early breast cancer by analysing both tumour and host.
With the emergence of WSNs and the rapid growth of physiological sensor technology, scientists from various fields sought to adapt sensor networks for the purposes of health monitoring applications.
He is much out in the field seeking new gold, copper, platinum, and uranium deposits.
After earning a Ph.D. at Cornell University, Dr. Fagan established himself in the field seeking to find genetic links to cancer.
Ms. Duff is a practitioner in a rapidly growing, largely unregulated field seeking to serve families bewildered by the admissions gantlet at selective colleges.
They were part of a four-way Republican field seeking to succeed Gov. Mark Sanford, a Republican, who confessed to an affair with an Argentinian woman last year and was restricted from seeking re-election by term limits.
