Sentence examples for what a field from inspiring English sources

What a field of finely tuned sprinting machines!

Dark meant almost everyone: "What a field of extermination lies before the Saxon, Celtic and Sarmatian races!" Remarkable as it may sound, this view soon came to dominate British thought.

"But what a field of academia I'm in!" He explained that he'd been exchanging e-mails with a colleague in Jerusalem about possible textual antecedents — say, in the Zohar or the Sefer Yetzirah — for soul-mate poaching, and they had been unable to come up with any.

But apparently keen to stake his claim as the most extravagantly fatuous man in the English game – and what a field that is – Smurthwaite now demands the Sentinel pay him £10,000 a year for the privilege of covering Port Vale.

In this week's New Yorker magazine, Roger Angell revives a tradition that had gone AWOL for a decade, this being his name-crammed holiday poem called "Greetings, Friends!" What a field day Mr. Angell might have had if he'd focused solely on our miscreant politicians.

How can one spell out what a field is and can "quantum fields" in fact be understood as fields?

In 2008, the Chinese built a ball field — boy, what a ball field — known worldwide for its lattice-like architecture as the Bird's Nest.

Yan's work gives rise to questions of what is a field recording and what is reality?

Flipping is just what an induced field would do; a field generated by the churning of a molten iron core would have ignored the Jovian field and produced the same orientation as always.

In the end, the cost is a fraction of what a traditional field trip would require.

So let us see what a physical field is and why QFT may be interpreted in this sense.