Sentence examples for fields there will be from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the endless expanse of ploughed fields there will be a gang of men in a 4x4 or a beaten-up van with a pack of powerful dogs.

And at Citi Field there will be lobster rolls and barbecue, with beer and wine flowing more freely.

Thus, depending on the orientation of the magnetic moment relative to the magnetic field there will be either an attractive or repulsive force and the beam will split into two components, exhibiting spatial quantization.

While it is conceivable that these ideal types do exist in practice, it is more likely that in the field there will be ideal type approximations or indeed hybrid forms.

On Monday evening, in a corner of a foreign field, there will be an antidote to such concerns.

"If you play soccer every day in a ball field, there will be no grass within about six months".

The off-the-field moves confirm what Boston has already made clear on the field: there will be a new World Series winner this fall.

It's a really strong field, there will be a lot of Olympic medallists and world champion medallists there, just to be competing with them and around them is crazy".

"There is [also] a pretty strong consensus that, at the levels they are likely to encounter in the field, there will be some effects, possibly on their longevity or their foraging," said Godfray.

The literary field: There will be a shortage of copies of Who's Who in America; a Cambridge book dealer had to pay a fine of $200 for selling a copy of a recent novel.

Some also wonder whether talented players feel a sense of license, assuming that if teams release them because of problems off the field, there will be other teams waiting with open arms.