Sentence examples for nasty field from inspiring English sources

"It was just a nasty field," she said last month.

Kalil also has the nasty on-field disposition that separates good blockers from great ones.

Defensive linemen tend to have a nasty on-field disposition, Bauer said, and if a team can put someone with that attitude on the offensive side of the ball, "you're very excited".

He had been limping until then, the result of a nasty knee injury while fielding that had forced him off the field and put in doubt his further participation.

"One of the nasty secrets of the field is that most mouse longevity experiments are done only once in one lab on one genetic background," said Steven Austad, an expert on aging at the University of Texas Health Science Center, who was not involved in the research.

"I tell my son, 'It's nice to be "nice-nasty" on the football field.' I call it nice-ty.

Insofar as his tropical and ambient approach to Baltimore club, Nasty believes this left-field sound will actually fit into a broader range of sets.

Worcester suffered two early blows with Goode's third-minute penalty giving Wasps the lead as George Porter left the field with a nasty head wound, but the Warriors soon responded with two simple penalties from Mieres.

Every wound, from the tiniest scratch to the nastiest gash, generates an electric field that pulls in cells that help repair the damage.

Blood was spilt by players on both sides, home defender John O'Shea and visiting midfielder Rhys Williams both looking worse for wear, while Wes Brown left the field with a nasty-looking injury after landing on his shoulder.

He's reluctant to show his hand, unless it levels the field in a potentially nasty encounter or gives him a tactical advantage while out fishing for information.