Sentence examples for vacant fields from inspiring English sources

After Caylee was reported missing, the little girl's plight set off nearly round-the-clock coverage on television and sent hundreds of volunteers into vacant fields and nearby areas to search for her body.

In the 10 years he was with the committee, he defended impoverished peasants who had occupied vacant fields and took on illegal loggers whose activity was threatening to dry up the river basin that provides water for the town.

I often took Andy along on my visits — a violation of cemetery rules, I'm sure, but we almost never saw another soul, and in any case he only wanted to rocket about in the vacant fields, away from the graves and their flags and plantings.

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Communities are raising fruits and vegetables in places as varied as vacant lots, backyards and such public properties as vacant fields, schoolyards, parks, utility rights-of-way and even the rooftops of public buildings.

At the interchange with Eastman Avenue, the city's business loop departs to connect to downtown, and the freeway passes near the Midland Mall and the Midland County Fairgrounds. 2 mile further east, US 10 turns to the southeast, bordered by residential subdivisions of the city of Midland to its south and vacant fields to its north.

The fire spread quickly from a vacant field of sagebrush up a ridge to homes.

Most striking among these is Garrett Price's image of a lone base runner on a shaded, otherwise vacant field.

Do not, however, assume that stones are free for the taking simply because they are lying in a vacant field.

Muhammad Wali, leader of a post on the lines at Chagatai, said that at least one American bomb had strayed into a vacant field in Northern Alliance territory.

On the scale of DNA, finding the mutations so far away from the gene was much like looking for one's car in a parking lot, and eventually finding it in a vacant field in another town.