Sentence examples for to fields from inspiring English sources
noun
A land area free of woodland, cities, and towns; open country.
- There are several species of wild flowers growing in this field.
Barnyardgrass can swoop in to fields and outcompete planted crops.
And educated young Catholics are increasingly attracted to fields like engineering and technology.
Here, the Sinagua built a narrow irrigation ditch to carry the water to fields nearby.
The hills also allowed for a variety of habitats, from woodlands to fields of native grasses.
Outside, charmless apartment blocks and dirty factories are giving way to fields thick with fog.
You don't want him escaping in his imagination to fields of less complicated dreams.
Recently it has turned to applying its work to fields like ecology.
Others are quickly switching their minors to fields like medicine, the environment and aerospace.
Riders on British electric trains are subjected to fields of about 60 microteslas.
They strode purposefully to fields where they thought he was laboring.
Google has aggressively built off this main business to fields including online commerce and smartphone software.
