| They haven't got time to make a rose garden of it, and anyway they want Pm to stay a wheatfield. |
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| Family hilarity teetered on the edge of hysteria as I chased a piece of A4 across a wheatfield. |
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| In Pieter Bruegel the Elder's painting The Harvesters, peasants enjoy lunch in the sun in a golden wheatfield. |
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| The design, featuring the colours of the Ukraine and a wheatfield, is based on the arms granted to the Wachna Family Association and thus refer to Mrs. Uteck's maternal family. |
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| Just before Capo Ferrato village on the SP97, red-and-white panels mark a footpath between an olive grove and a wheatfield, leading to the multi-hued sea and white sand of Porto Pirastu. |
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| Reports of sightings of a beast with a mane like Aslan prowling in a wheatfield behind the Leisure Glade caravan park just before 7pm on Sunday evening sparked a huge police operation. |
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| Britain had been expecting the Russian veto and remains convinced the plane was hit by a sophisticated missile and plunged in pieces on to a wheatfield near the Russian border on 17 July 2014, killing all 298 people aboard. |
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| It took with it an area of sown wheatfield which remained sufficiently undamaged for the wheat to be harvested in 1840, when the slip was a popular visitor attraction. |
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| The quickest route from Wheatfield Way to the Market Place is via two shopping centres and a narrow passageway. |
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| It has emerged that having served almost two years of his sentence the former TV executive has been moved to plushier quarters in Wheatfield Prison. |
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