Go on a campaign; go off to war.
1 We shall desire you to take the field ; probably in the West.
2 The greatest single army to take the field is undoubtedly the king's.
3 Rutherford and his North Carolinians were the first to take the field .
4 We will take the field without delay against the King of Scots.
5 All the Guelph party were then preparing to take the field together.
6 I'll wager my lord of Butterwell does not take the field either.
7 I may want you as an interpreter if I take the field .
8 When I take the field I am preceded by a hundred spies.
9 It is envisaged that three of the four should take the field .
10 Those who had preceded them were already impatient to take the field .
11 But soon after Christmas, William felt himself obliged to take the field .
12 We mustn't take the field with an ill-prepared plan, must we, Leo?
13 They were ready to take the field in the armies of the Allies.
14 Unfortunately was injured in Samara and unable to take the field in Sochi.
15 The commander-in-chief resolved once more to take the field in person.
16 Cromwell acted most cautiously; he selected the strongest men to take the field .
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