Sentence examples for some fieldwork from inspiring English sources

Perhaps do some fieldwork first, said Coelho, before committing to that investment.

If you want to do some fieldwork on this, then visit the foyer of a famous old London rock hotel like The Columbia.

She worked for an NGO aiming at ameliorating educational inequality in China and performed some fieldwork in several primary and secondary schools in Sichuan Province.

The course takes a "joint-discovery" approach with substantial emphasis on research and group project work, some fieldwork, and online individual testing.

To test his thesis, Gibbons proposes some fieldwork based around the work of Fred Below, the Chess Records session drummer who pioneered the rhythmic pulse of rock'n'roll, placing the percussive emphasis on the second and fourth beats of the bar.

After taking part in archaeological digs and some fieldwork, he began to look into a career in museums: "I've always been interested in the past, and displaying the past to people, so that was my starting route".

I headed up to Delaware County this morning to complete some more fieldwork on the soybean and lime experiment.

Twenty-five yeago ago, a young anthropologist named Liza Dalby went to Japan to conduct some unusual fieldwork: taking the name Ichigiku, she became the first and only non-Japanese to train as a geisha.

He runs agents and conducts some risky fieldwork of his own, but it doesn't take much for him to deduce that Hitler plans to go around the Maginot Line and invade through Belgium: articles in German military journals all but spell it out.

So I decided to do some FFJD fieldwork and give it a whirl.

Do they reflect the contingencies of history, the workings of collective imagination, or some flaw in fieldwork?