gray field in a sentence

• Dark gray fields and capes alternate with light gray and white blazes, patches, and streaks.
• Underneath, cursive letters spell " Franchised by the Ford Motor Company " on a gray field.
• An icy wind sweeps across the dust-gray fields that farmers like him have tilled for a millennium.
• Spring that year came with a glorious rain, slow and steady, soaking into the gray fields and pastures, filling the creeks and stock tanks.
• In a group of 1994 pictures, Op-like grids of blurry ovals, strongly colored, seem to throb and float against indeterminate gray fields.
• When Crissy Field closed in 1936 for the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, the 91st moved to Gray Field, near Fort Lewis, Washington.
• You know you've entered it when the highway angles south from Petersburg and shoots ramrod straight through vast gray fields and dark swampy woods toward Norfolk.
• Studies have shown that most one-week-old infants can discriminate a gray field from a fine black stripped field at a distance of one foot away.
• The missile silo converted by the military for experimenting on Gort emphasized gray and orange, which was inspired by an image of lava flowing through a gray field.
• The red color of the annulet is symbolic of the red uniforms of the Baltimore Independent Cadets, while the gray field represents Confederate service during the Civil War.
• It's difficult to see gray field in a sentence .
• What happens to me is that the five squotes appear in a gray field in which I cannot type until clicking some-where or hitting the space bar.
• The field-gray field service uniform ( M 1910 ), already ordered by an A . K . O . on 14 February 1907 and introduced gradually from 1909 / 1910, first replaced the colored uniforms on the occasion of the Imperial maneuvers of 1913.