cornfield

Although it’s debatable if Bonds would get invited to the cornfield from a personality standpoint — remember, Ty Cobb was denied because the other players couldn’t stand him — his talent would be a natural fit.

They run through cornfields to tell their mom about the bet.

In the forest with Molly, it was just like my childhood days spent riding my neighbor’s horse along pine tree trails that emptied into a cornfield.

About a month later, Tibbetts’ body was found when Bahena Rivera directed authorities to the cornfield where he hid her.

A cornfield, it turns out, can hold a surprising amount of intellectual property and espionage appeal.

The cornfield districts downstate will go strongly Republican.

"Farmer Green sometimes places scarecrows in the cornfield," Jimmy Rabbit remarked.

A white horse, drawing a buggy, was trotting along the road by the side of the cornfield.

Then—quick as a wink—there was another loud noise, just like that day when Jim Crow fell in the cornfield.

Its keel was laid in a cornfield; its bolts and bars were hammered out in a blacksmith shop.

We do not hesitate to put a cornfield where "Nature" had a forest, or to replace a barren hillside by the sea with a city.