Sentence examples for hilltop field from inspiring English sources

The sun rose majestically over one side of Mark Rice's hilltop field, and a brilliant harvest moon lingered over the other, as Mr. Rice warmly greeted the 70 Mexicans who had gathered to pick his 900 acres of apples.

: Avoid open areas like hilltops, fields, and beaches, and don't be or be near the tallest objects in an area when thunderstorms are occurring.

Balakot, draped on a rugged hilltop, became a field of rubble.

Today, all of Shanksville is devoted to CNN. "When I saw that 155-foot airplane heading towards my house at 570 miles per hour, my life changed," said Nevin A. Lambert, who was serving as ambassador on a recent afternoon at the temporary memorial, a simple metal fence decked with flags and hats donated by visitors, on a blustery hilltop across a field from the crash site.

Nine days later, Boston opened Fenway Park with a game against the Highlanders, who had left their home field of Hilltop Park to play in the newly-rebuilt Polo Grounds; soon thereafter, in 1913, the team changed dropped the nickname Highlanders in favor of Yankees.

— A sparkling melody dances through the air on a hilltop in the south fields of Storm King Art Center, a sculpture park that spans 500 verdant acres here.

In Perales, a hilltop village surrounded by fields of oats, corn and beans, a dozen men gathered by a church said it was not just all the extra American enforcement; they also feared the criminal gangs that now dominate smuggling.

"Blue is for the sky where the terrorists struck," said Rose Sprock, another volunteer ambassador, explaining to a hilltop crowd the color fields of one of five special flags ordinary Americans felt obliged to create to honor the dead.

There were many pitch-perfect calls for competing militias, towns and tribes to meld together as one nation, as were the cheers and responses of "God is great" from a crowd of 5,000 gathered on the hilltops above an equestrian field used for Zintan festivals.

Viewed through the glasses, a distant wooded hilltop becomes a treeless "grass field", in which stands a gibbet, from which hangs a body.

Today at Kitty Hawk there are markers of that historic flight: the 60-foot-tall granite hilltop Wright Brothers National Memorial, the original landing field on Milepost 8 at Kill Devil Hills (though covered by grass, it is still a working airstrip) and the large stone markers pointing out where the Wrights' first few flights landed.