Sentence examples for old-fashioned field from inspiring English sources

Most games are sold out largely because Wrigley is an old-fashioned "field of dreams" for fans who root, root, root for the "Cubbies".

While Mr. Selesnick knelt behind the camera, hood thrown over his head -- the old-fashioned field camera with its bellows and black hood could have easily passed for R.E.C. standard issue -- Mr. Kahn frantically adjusted the lighting, arranged the costumes and hunted for missing props.

He hopes that the latter can help with the former by acting as a pocket naturalist, a cross between Shazam and an old-fashioned field guide.

But researchers still need to discover and collect the most informative strains to sequence, and this requires good old-fashioned field work.

The Watch Dogs team tried to get a handle on those millions of decisions by applying an old-fashioned technique: the field trip.

He has minimal N.F.L. experience (defensive assistant for the Bears '96-'98), but indications are that he's garnered respect by instilling a sense of old-fashioned on-and off-field discipline in this young team.

For botanists in the field, old-fashioned techniques still have their virtues.

Mangini wore an old-fashioned harness on the field, a brace tied together with shoelaces to hold the joint in place.

This season's hassle ended last Friday, but the buzz in the game is now over the feisty Athletics, who can make history the old-fashioned way, on the field, when they play the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night.

Suddenly, Isaac's documentary images of old-fashioned laborers in a field resemble a crew of hearty grim reapers, and a scholarly dinner-table discussion about matter and antimatter mimics his own evanescent destiny.

Rather, it was through old-fashioned mailing lists and field outreach that pushed people online to make that final donation.