Examples of using Open fields in English and their translations into Slovak
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Darwin said that“In the distant future I see open fields for far more important researches.
The name“Poland” comes from the Tribe name“Polanie” which means“people living in open fields”.
of adventuring to do, going through open fields, dark caverns
The name‘Poland' originates from the tribal name‘Polanie' meaning‘people living in open fields'.
The name‘Poland' originates from the name of the tribe‘Polanie' which means‘people living in open fields'.
Most landed in open fields, but two were intercepted over the coastal city of Ashkelon.
Our position dominates a landscape of woods, open fields, valleys and rivers,
The river divides the province into a mountainous northern area and open fields to the south.
above open fields crops or between open fields crops.
In Ireland, dog fights were conducted in open fields, but most often, as it was in the Canary Islands,
thou shalt fall upon the open fields; thou shalt not be brought together, nor gathered: I have given thee for meat to the beasts of the field and to the fowls of the heaven.
In some countries, such as Ireland, fights were staged in open fields, but more often, as was the
has produced for many years a wide range of seasonal vegetables grown in open fields, fruit and extra virgin olive oil of excellent quality.
On the last day of the battle, the South embarked on a military advance directly onto open fields, subsequently suffering a 50% causality rate from which they were never able to recover, materially or psychologically.
Terrace- open fields, paved, landscaped(with deckchairs,
With respect to the data elements identified as"OSI" and"SSI/SSR"(commonly referred to as general remarks and open fields), CBP's automated system will search those fields for any of the other data elements identified in Attachment A.
Where now firm open fields stretch from the village to the woods,
Lot of open fields.
Wide open fields bordered by trees.
Poland' originates from‘Polanie' which means“people living in open fields”.