cornfield

From what I hear, they are still in the cornfield.

A half hour later, she cut down into a cornfield.

The three were said to have been led to a cornfield and told run for their lives.

"Last year we got lost in the cornfield behind my house."

She also helped little children to get lost in the cornfields.

They did not wait long at the edge of the cornfield.

She left them at the edge of the cornfield one day on her way home from school.

Everybody else was out, and I went straight across the cornfields.

The cornfields had gone, but the garden was pretty much the same.

For two days there had been cornfields and no sign of war.

Maybe you'd better go off and hide in the cornfield.

But he let me lead him deeper into the cornfield.

"The days of taking an old cornfield and building a retail center are gone."

He went out the door on the other side and stared into the cornfield.

I moved my eyes into the cornfield, seeing if there was anything that in the morning the police might find.

Most particularly, I thought of the incident in the cornfield.

As Americans moved west, they turned much of the wilderness into cornfields.

The chairs looked as though they were growing out of a cornfield.

She was standing in the middle of a cornfield with her car nearby.

My town, on the other hand, is deep in cornfield country, 65 miles and two area codes away.

But that was before new houses were built in the cornfields.

We took cover in a cornfield to wait for darkness.

"I thought we might go to the cornfield and light them.

She investigated and saw a man standing in her cornfield.

One address turned out to be a cornfield in Indiana.