Sentence examples for wild fields from inspiring English sources

Edelman covers the team from its days on the wild fields of prerevolutionary Russia through the post-Soviet period.

We're walking across the wild fields south-east of town, those ones that slope down to the river and head on towards the swamp.

To the east of the Hetmanate lay lands that until the 17th century had remained largely unpopulated part of the "wild fields" since the Mongol invasion.

The peasants on the canvas wall, who are used to dust in their spit, rose for their battle commander, swinging long-handled scythes against the Russian infantrymen & grenadiers, as if cutting wild fields of rye & rape.

A 15-mile drive takes you to the Vendicari nature reserve, a five-mile-long expanse of wild fields, lagoons and marshland stretching to the sea, dotted all the way with wild flowers.

To attract labour to the new estates, peasants were granted temporary exemptions from serf obligations; the expiration of these exemptions and the reintroduction of servitude among a population grown accustomed to freedom led to much discontent and peasant flight into the "wild fields"—the steppe lands to the east and south.

Our second album is "The Wild Field" from the Dmitri Pokorovsky Ensemble.

That said, you are more likely to enjoy Allium canadense, or wild onion, than the very similar-looking A. vineale, a k a wild, field or crow garlic.

And for all its pretensions, wild field greens with Champagne vinaigrette and quenelles of Roquefort mousse turned out to be a perfectly fine salad.

They say they believe that John the Baptist did not dine on "locusts and wild field honey," as the King James version insists, but on carob and honey.

The beach itself, a block away, was full of combers inspecting a wild field of debris that included everything from tires and construction drums to refrigerators.