Sentence examples for house field from inspiring English sources
They are the countless house, field, and wood spirits of the nature myths.
WHAT WE LIKE Calamari, clam chowder, mussels, spinach salad, house field salad; hamburger, scallops, New York strip steak; grilled asparagus; pecan pie, key lime pie, ice creams.
Much of the crowd of 9,866 at Bright House Field was dressed in Phillies attire — the No. 34 Halladay jersey seemed popular — and gave him a standing ovation as he jogged to the mound.
Overheard last Wednesday in Chappaqua, where a heavy filigree of snow covered, house, field, and tree, a bundled-up matron climbing into a taxi in front… A man was strolling along lower Fifth Avenue looking at the recent Village outdoor art show.
By Carroll Newman The New Yorker, February 22 , 1969P. 29 Overheard last Wednesday in Chappaqua, where a heavy filigree of snow covered, house, field, and tree, a bundled-up matron climbing into a taxi in front of her house, to the driver: "Another damned fairyland!" View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix By Jia Tolentino.
Their first ground was the Blue House Field in Hendon, close to James Allan's school, and they would change their home four times in seven years before settling at Newcastle Road in 1886.
In 1861, the rest of the county largely consisted of scattered farms, the occasional house, fields for grazing livestock, and Arlington House, owned by Mary Custis, wife of Robert E. Lee.
The Sahara Desert also has the empty space totalling hundreds of square miles required to house fields of mirrors for solar plants.
In 1726, three years after Christopher Vane died, Peter Smart purchased Hall-Place in East Barming, which included a mansion house, fields, orchards, gardens, and woodland, a property that was influential throughout Smart's later life.
Mr. Cestero has worked in the housing field for 21 years, largely in the nonprofit private sector, a background that endeared him to many affordable-housing advocates.
It was captured intact by Allied forces at the end of WW2 and placed under American protection in an underground complex that had once housed field marshal Hermann Goering's surveillance headquarters.
