Sentence examples for rising fields from inspiring English sources

They crossed the road, in perfect tandem, and headed for the rising fields beyond the hotel.

The view is long, too: from the front of the house one looks over a lawn, a dip into a hollow carved by an invisible trout stream, then rising fields, bordered by an orchard that climbs to the horizon.

Anatomical study was overshadowed in the first half of the 20th century by the rising fields of ecology and ethology (the study of behaviour) but underwent a resurgence beginning in the 1960s with more emphasis on the functional adaptations of birds.

Such as shift from Theism to Deism (Silver 2000) is especially visible in the eighteenth and nineteenth century rising fields of geology and paleontology.

There is all this light, gently though intermittently diffused, and then there are those scorings or ley lines across the rising field – if that is what they are.

Somehow the picture would not be complete without the tiny, lone figure in the distance on a rising field of grass: a romantic wanderer traveling far away from human society and ever closer to the divine.

In his first memoir, "Planet of the Blind," Stephen Kuusisto recreated the blurred landscape of his blindness — "my eyes dance in a private, rising field of silver threads, teeming greens, roses and smoke".

In the past decade, the ability of engineering biomolecular networks has become a reality in the rising field of synthetic biology.

"Nowadays, biomaterials research applied [to] stem cell delivery and differentiation is a rising field due to potential for clinical translation," Sung adds.

"In any meteorically rising field, the number of people is going to be small, and they're competing against each other at a commercial and academic level".

Nowadays, fabrication of composite materials based on biopolymers is a rising field due to potential for bone repair and tissue engineering application.