• It's this talent, he argues, that has enabled them to maximise the potential playing area of a football field.
• Usftl games are typically played on Sunday mornings on regulation football fields with 12-minute quarters.
• I don't want to see injuries happen to anyone on the football field, but they are a part of the game.

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• After about a mile I kinked down to cross the Seven where there's a good, arched bridge and where the river, flowing through fields of virgin snow, was trimmed with a glaze of grey translucent ice.
• In this case, over time, the debris field covered about two to three square mile area.
• Observations made earlier this year by the OMEGA instrument on Mars Express showed that Mars has vast fields of perennial water ice, stretching out from its south pole.

• Another wealthy tribe, the 16,000-strong Osage in Oklahoma, owns the rights to one of the richest oil and gas fields in the state.
• Salekhard is surrounded by some of the richest oil and natural gas fields in the world.
• The attention that was given to the detailed geometry of growth faults in the Gulf of Mexico, the North Sea, and the Niger Delta helped the exploitation of oil and gas fields in these areas.

• Getting out in the field over and over is the best way to build up knowledge.

• But while vanquishing the enemy on the field of battle is necessary, it is not sufficient.
• I wondered if my classmates and I could make such a sacrifice for our country on the field of battle.
• It would have been better if they had fallen on the field of battle.

• Rupert made himself conspicuous during our Civil War in many a bloody field.
• All these were slaughtered in savage fields for the faith and fell beside the standard of the Cross, breathing loyalty to God and man in their last agonies.

• Buffer overflows are also a major vulnerability and happen when too much data is input into a field.
• You can create a collection of database fields that have unique values for each drawing in the set.

• Those other words provide context and define the semantic fields being used.
• This predictability concerns specifically psychological processes, which, by the author's definition, take place within a field of meaning.

• As far as the field is concerned, this year we've had the deepest and strongest field ever.
• Is the field in, hovering around the centre, or is it deep-set, flung back to the periphery?
• Other situations may also exist where there is an open gap in the field due simply to the positioning of the fielders.

• Thomas Hoyos was the best center field.

• What is to protect us then from the pathological possibilities of strong gravitation fields?
• Generating and detecting x rays in the strong fields used for magnetic resonance is difficult, but it can be done.
• It agrees with the Newtonian theory for low speeds and weak gravitational fields, but differs from it at high speeds and strong fields.

• The protesters were rounded up underneath the fluttering white cross and red field of Denmark's flag.
• It was a flag bearing thirteen stars on a blue field with red and white bars.
• The Czech flag consists of a lower red field and an upper white field with a blue wedge reaching from the flagpole side of the flag to its center.

• First baseman Jack Clark fielded the ball and threw to pitcher Todd Worrell who was covering first.
• Ruhle fielded the ball and threw to first for an apparent double play.
• Orioles right fielder Ken Singleton fielded the ball off the wall and threw to his cutoff man Rich Dauer who in turn fired the ball home.

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• All three main political parties are also fielding candidates in these elections, as are the Greens.
• The Socialist Equality Party is fielding candidates in the federal election to lay the basis for a mass political movement of the working class that will fight for this perspective.
• ALL three major political parties have fielded candidates for the forthcoming by-election for the Ogbourne ward of Kennet District Council.

• Unfortunately, the Zulus did not resort to guerrilla warfare as previous opponents had done, but fielded an enormous army.
• This was an organizational imperative made necessary by the ever larger armies fielded by continental military systems during the 19th century.
• Each side fielded armies that were very similar in tactics, organization, and equipment, and both used African and Gallic auxiliary troops.

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