Sentence examples for fleeting field from inspiring English sources

"Is that mustard?" Ms. Shaffi asked, eyeing a fleeting field of yellow flowers.

While scientists know chimps use sticks to "fish" for termites, the knowledge is based only on indirect evidence and fleeting field observations.

Electrons and their opposites are only fleeting manifestations of this field, like snowflakes in a storm.

My seats were excellent - in the lower tier, at the 30-yard line - but they might as well have been standing-room only, because the only hope of catching more than a fleeting glimpse of the field during play was to stand.

Mr. Santorum's references to Mr. Romney, who still leads the Republican field in delegates, were fleeting.

Maybe the spires of libraries rise darkly in the gloaming; maybe bookish amour unfolds amid bosomy fields laden with the fleeting fruits of summer.

Speckled cranberry, ivory cannellini and ruddy borlotti beans are usually sold dried, but there's a fleeting autumn season for beans fresh from the field.

So when the N.F.L. reversed course Wednesday and said that players who show anything more than the most fleeting and minor concussion symptoms must come off the field for the day, it seemed likely that high schools would take notice.

Washington's fleeting, slinking kickoff return carried him to the left side of the field and into the end zone to change the tone of the game.

When exposed to light, the theory says, molecules called cryptochromes undergo a fleeting change in their atomic makeup whose length depends on their alignment with a field.

There may also be different forms of disembodiment (e.g., "there is a split between my mind and my body" or "it feels as if my body does not really fit") and quasi-solipsistic experiences, usually with a fleeting sense of being at the center of the world or that one's experiential field is the only extant reality.