Sentence examples for low-lying fields from inspiring English sources

Among low-lying fields, where the sugarcane had been heavily watered, mist rose and cool air enveloped him.

Some low-lying fields were still pooled with flood water, but everything else was the usual picture of tranquility.

This time, we went between glistening sheets of standing water in the low-lying fields until the road climbed towards the roofs and towers of Shaftesbury silhouetted on its high escarpment.

Growing rice during the monsoon season in South and Southeastern Asia is difficult because of waterlogging of low-lying fields leading to iron toxicity, zinc deficiency and fall in leaf chlorophyll content in an acidic soil condition.

The low-lying fields of Waternish contain corn marigold and corn spurry.

In the Netherlands, cheap brick started to be used in castles from the 13th century onwards in place of earthworks, and many mottes were levelled, to help develop the surrounding, low-lying fields; these "levelled mottes" are a particularly Dutch phenomenon.

On a low-lying field where Mr. Karanth stood scanning the tree line for wildlife, her family grew rice and millet, battling the menace of elephants, until forest officials prohibited farming altogether and rigorously enforced bans on hunting and grazing.

Magically, the township's public works employees would throw a switch or turn a knob and suddenly water would begin to flow from a creek in Memorial Park into an adjacent low-lying field.

Some of these EBs/BPs are magnetically connected by low-lying field lines, presenting a serpentine shape.

A seasonal stream in the low-lying area of the observation field also brings strong influence to permafrost thermal disturbance and thickness.

Table 1 shows some of the differences in socioeconomic status between the low-lying area and non-low-lying area, and the figures show that the low-lying area was significantly poorer than the non-low-lying area.