Sentence examples for afield for work from inspiring English sources

With a chilling echo of the Thatcher years, work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith has urged jobless workers to "get on a bus" to search further afield for work.

Many of the chimneys around Bolton had now been either repaired, or demolished and so Dibnah was forced to travel further afield for work.

In response to the evolving audience base, Mr. Thomas plans to seek out edgier fare for eta's late-night performances, and reach further afield for the work of young black playwrights.

Now 50, after working at San Onofre more than half his life, Mr. Mourer is looking for work as far afield as Abu Dhabi, and debating whether to bring his four children with him.

She liaises with the cathedral dean to find out what new vestments and other items of embroidery might be required and takes commissions for work from churches further afield.

But previous U.S.-led attempts to bring about North Korean nuclear disarmament haven't worked — and searching farther afield for successful denuclearization efforts produces shaky results, too.

Old-school though those combinations are, they endure because they work, so let's take these classic pairings, look farther afield for inspiration and drag the pineapple out of the 80s.

We have to look further afield for parallels.

Americans need to look further afield for American music.

The Canadian Women's Hockey League went very far afield for its expansion: to China.

He urges engineers to look farther afield for inspiration, to textile technology, bionics and haute couture.