Sentence examples for from its field from inspiring English sources

First, it solicits candidates from its field offices, a process that began after Bin Laden's killing.

The snake was said to fly into the hail clouds and drive them away from its field or yard, or it dispersed the clouds by raising its head high in the air and hissing as strong as it could.

LinkedIn continues to have a heavy amount of its sales coming from its "field sales channel": $184 million compared to $140.7 million online.

Data from its field application were recorded using a soil water sensor, and the resultant plant biomass and total soil carbon were measured.

In 1955 his son, Hansgeorg Model (who had served as an officer cadet with the Grossdeutschland Division in late 1944 1945, and post-war held the rank of brigadier general in the Bundeswehr), guided by former officers of Army Group B, recovered the body from its field grave and organised its reburial in the Soldatenfriedhof Vossenack, a German military cemetery in the Hurtgen Forest.

A geo-referenced modeling system has been developed in our previous study [12] for tracking pesticide transport from its field application to the receiving waters.

The company expects to increase the amount of oil it can recover from its fields to 70percentt from 50percentt over the next 20 years, Mr. Saggaf said, adding another 80 billion barrels to reserves.

Iraq is exporting oil from its fields in the south, which are producing around 1.2 million barrels a day.

The decelerated electrons give up energy to the fields inside the buncher cavity, while those that have been accelerated absorb energy from its fields.

Meanwhile, prolific growers in California surpassed the state years ago in the quantity of chile peppers harvested from its fields to become the nation's No. 1 producer, according to statistics from the federal Agriculture Department.

An interruption of shipments from any of those countries would further tighten oil supplies, even as Saudi Arabia has rushed to fill the vacuum of Libyan supplies by pumping more oil from its fields.