It was distinctly a bland voice, like summer wheatfields, ripe and waving.

The hum of the reaping machine first awoke the echoes in our wheatfields.

The amount of havoc in our wheatfields created yearly by them is enormous.

Also his hair grew in varying directions, like a wheatfields after a storm.

The train returned to speed, and wheatfields flowed by the windows.

Grouse moors are as intensively managed as East Anglian wheatfields.

Today, the majority of the country's wheatfields are still under the control of separatist Kurds.

He has yellow side-whiskers and 'unts to 'ounds, riding over the wheatfields of honest men.

To him, the sun rotated about the wheatfields.

Instead of streams and wheatfields, they now show fast industrial machinery shots cut to hard hip-hop beats.

The wheatfields are their summer quarters.

The vineyards, oaks and wheatfields of the comparatively well-watered Cape peninsula are not representative of the rest of the Union.

During the six-hour train trip over mountains and through wheatfields and grazing pastures, Elvis tribute artists will entertain the passengers.

In the lanes where, as a young man, he had walked among wheatfields, trolley-cars whirled between rows of mills and factories.

The day was bright and warm and fair; the wind blew softly, and the wheatfields lay like green velvet in the sun.

Where these broke surface giant forests reared up into the burning dull-green sky, smothering the former wheatfields of temperate Europe and North America.