What is "broad fields"

Usage examples of "broad fields".

And along the shores of these varied waters rose land of the most inviting nature: at times broad fields, at other times gently rising land covered with trees even taller than those on the island, and everywhere the impression of opulence, and quietness, and gentle living.

From there, Binnesman raced the horses north, until suddenly the road dropped down to a ridge overlooking the broad fields outside the village of Trott, twelve miles west of Castle Sylvarresta.

Right now the weather was good, and so most of the action was in the broad fields around the building, lit by a high, hazy blue sky.

The road ran on through broad fields of winter wheat, stalks no taller than fifteen or sixteen inches, entire fields rippling in the breeze from the west.

There were no longer any farms here, just broad fields of scrubby second-growth trees, and plateaus thick with rank sedge and clumps of briar.

As they mounted higher, the rolling country spread out like a vast purple mantle far beneath them, shot with the shine of rivers and lakes, the yellow glint of broad fields, and the white gleam of distant towers.

When we are farther south, on more open ground, you will see the great cities built on the broad fields and waterways.

Mter the second rest stop, Zainal struck off in a northerly direction, pointing to broad fields of golden stubble that spread upwards to a rocky summit.

On the broad fields the other side of the stockaded town teams could be seen plowing, men following the slow oxen up and down the furrows.

Before the castle spread broad fields, covered with tents and banners and stirring with activity and life.

Humanoids of every age and size were in or around the broad fields, digging up the roots.

At last they caught sight of high towers rising up over the broad fields of green.

But presently the country began to open up into broad fields, some of these abandoned to pines.

Across the broad fields the last splinter of sun was vanishing fast.