Sentence The phrase "umbrella field" is not an entirely correct or standard phrase, however, it can be used as a metaphor or an idiom in written English.
For example, "She felt like she was living in an umbrella field--never having a clear day".
In case of bad weather — "No one wants to get married with an umbrella," Ms. Field said — she has fashioned one room of her company's office, which happens to be in the Empire State Building, into a wedding chapel.
Reviews of these topics have largely focused on individual strategies or cell types, but collectively they fall under the broad umbrella of a growing field known as cell factory engineering.
The Wake Forest University Athletics Department announced Thursday that the football team will honor the late Arnold Palmer with a special helmet sticker and a multicolor umbrella logo on the field.
An advisory panel of community service providers included representatives from three key umbrella groups in the field of dementia, one of which focused on the disease itself, one on carers and one on respite services.
At peace talks under umbrellas in an open field, a television reporter says that "the developed countries and the business community" breathlessly await the outcome of the negotiations.
"Maybe you can just dance the rain away," says one member of cheerful Brooklyn art-pop band Yeasayer to a soggy field of umbrellas and plastic ponchos.
The advertising sections — a full 320 pages in all over the course of the whole serial, which began in 1864 — also sold jewelry, insect powder, umbrellas, croquet sets, telescopic field glasses and billiard tables, not to mention portrait medals of Shakespeare and editions of Dickens's earlier books.
The leading umbrella-parties are fielding candidates known by the German name of Spitzenkandidaten, complete with a series of face-to-face debates, and have agreed that the candidate of the largest group will be parliament's choice to lead the commission.
The Nemesis is later mentioned in the 2007 novelization of Resident Evil: Extinction, in which antagonist Doctor Isaacs considers the Nemesis both his greatest success and his greatest failure, hating mention of it and blaming its defection and destruction upon Umbrella's desire to immediately field test it.
Many of the extant HDSS sites have come together under the umbrella of an International Network of field sites with continuous Demographic Evaluation of Populations and Their Health (INDEPTH).
