Sentence examples for Slightly further afield from inspiring English sources
Slightly further afield there was a very good school in Tooting, but Tooting has had a couple too many murders for my tastes.
Slightly further afield is Jakub Berman, secret police chief in the late 1940s and so, at the time, Poland's most feared and hated man.
Slightly further afield in the London suburbs the big-name Brexiters have tended to campaign in the eastern suburbs, including Dagenham and Bexley, while those on the remain side have concentrated on western suburbs.
Slightly further afield the twin towers of St. Mary's Church, Bergen's oldest building dating from the 1130s, raises its gaunt twin-towered facade on a hill, more imposing, yet less picturesque.
There are several water, wildlife and activity parks nearby, and slightly further afield a Pinocchio theme park.
HSBC used to claim it was the world's local bank – but it seems it was a bit too local for some of its moneyed customers, who preferred stashing funds slightly further afield, in Switzerland.
Slightly further geographically afield, News Corp acquired VC Circle, an India-based media company running a tech news site and events business, in March.
Although fresh tarragon is at its best in summer, you could slightly bend the laws of seasonal cooking and acquire some from further afield during the colder months.
Surprisingly, there was far more interest abroad for Lincoln's ostensibly Yank-centric poring over the Emancipation Proclamation: the 2012 biopic slightly exceeded Bridge of Spies' US takings, but made more than double further afield.
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