Suburban fields have cricketers on them.
Over the years parks changed; pristine suburban fields gave way to dusty urban corrals, which finally became a few acres of canine heaven in the hills of Los Angeles.
The excavation of a suburban Detroit field has failed to turn up the remains of the former Teamsters union leader Jimmy Hoffa, the F.B.I. said Wednesday.
AT A modern synagogue in north London, five prospective parliamentary candidates for Finchley and Golders Green, a marginal suburban seat, field questions on the NHS, the mansion tax and, about an hour or so in, on Israel.
Created in 1995 to raise funds for a suburban soccer field and held the third Saturday in August, the Cruise attracts 1.5 million people who line Woodward Avenue, metro Detroit's central thoroughfare, to watch 40,000 vehicles snake, peel and rumble their way north for 16 miles through eight communities.
In 1971, eight anti-Vietnam War activists in Philadelphia, weary of F.B.I. efforts at surveillance and infiltration, organized a break-in at a small suburban Bureau field office, where they stole files and sent copies of them to the news media.
One resident described escaping across suburban soccer fields in his car, with "hell in the rearview mirror".
D ID it impress him when the network anchors traveled down to the suburban killing fields to report live?
In its nervousness about media scrutiny of its troubles, the Red Cross had been hiding its assets too -- people like Cyndi Sadler, a volunteer from Louisiana who was, weirdly, sitting in a converted Levitz furniture store in suburban Virginia fielding calls from World Trade Center widows.
White-tailed deer wander fearlessly into suburban yards and fields, munching on crops and ornamental plantings, spreading dreaded ticks that cause Lyme disease.
