Sentence examples for history fields from inspiring English sources

Less than three months ago millions of Indians were suffering from one of the worst droughts in the country's history: fields turned to dust, wells ran dry and villagers prayed for rain.

It is a military alliance that, unique in history, fields forces that can operate together in any environment, an integrated military command structure to control operations anywhere, and core capabilities that few allies could buy by themselves.

Provence embraces every glorious French stereotype: amazing food, beautiful buildings, rich history, fields of lavender and hidden truffles.

Then the study to reveal the manufacture of paper-based materials is very significant in the arts, economics, politics and science history fields.

Talk story about chaperoning a group of fifth graders, from Pelham, on a two-day history field trip to Philadelphia.

The New Yorker, June 15 , 1992P. 30 Talk story about chaperoning a group of fifth graders, from Pelham, on a two-day history field trip to Philadelphia.

David Elliston Allen, chronicler of naturalists in Britain, once described the natural history field club, a Victorian invention popular for its self improvement ethos and convivial excursions into the countryside, as a masterpiece of social mechanics.

Mr. Flay, 51, first entered the natural history field in the mid-1980s, and has contributed to many of the landmark nature programs by David Attenborough, including "Trials of Life" and "Life in Cold Blood".

Luckily, as in the case of many natural history field studies, the Latin names are used for clarity.

David's contributions as a visionary in the family history field, combined with his sharp eye for product, make him a strategic addition to MyHeritage management.

'I've been to modern parks with big rides,' says Carolina Andreu, a student on a history field trip at Tibidabo.