Sentence examples for grain fields from inspiring English sources

Pheasant hunters head west to upland grain fields.

The pheasant prefers grain fields near brushy cover.

All day yesterday the harvesters maneuvered like tanks across the grain fields.

Grain fields around the house turn green in the spring and gold in the summer.

Artificial pastures and grain fields have largely replaced the native grasslands of Rio Grande do Sul.

In the mid-1980s Romania's leader, Nicolae Ceaușescu, attempted to transform the Danube delta into a region of grain fields.

Sporting a pair of smart white trainers, he strode through a grain field in the village of Yangbei, Henan province.

In spring, adults that hibernated during the winter migrate from clumps of weeds to a wheat or other grain field.

If they get it, Australia's backs – particularly Inglis and Hayne – can cut through the Kiwis like scythes through a grain field.

(Nemtsov, "Catcher on a Grain Field") It's clear that Rait-Kovaleva has subtly shifted Caulfield's speech into closer accord with good Russian literary norms, while Nemtsov's Caulfield is both brassier and crasser, exaggerating his supposed iconoclasm.

But in 2008, when a new edition was released it was translated by the talented Max Nemtsov and called "Catcher on a Grain Field"—it sparked outrage in Russia's literary-minded blogosphere.