Sentence examples for afield now from inspiring English sources

Should we start looking farther afield now, for a bigger home, in a better and safer area, with lower crime rates, in our race for space?

"Too Far Afield," now translated by Krishna Winston, lacks the extraordinary imaginative energy that sometimes seemed to pop the buttons of "The Tin Drum" or "Cat and Mouse".

More than 15 families from north-west England and further afield are now involved in the project.

In interviews here this week, several couples said that social attitudes had softened over time and that living farther afield was now easier to do.

The new mission reflects how far afield NATO now perceives the threats to its members, and its recognition of Washington's desires that it respond to those threats to remain relevant.

Over the years, Setzer has pushed even farther afield, and he now interprets classical music, too.

The dispute has attracted interest from Gypsy and Jewish rights groups further afield, and it now seems that a solution is starting to take shape.

Tokyo would like to go yet farther afield, bringing water that now flows into the Sea of Japan across the mountains by tunnel to the Tone.

India's exporters must now look further afield.

"We are now looking further afield: India, China, the Middle East, South America," said managing director Mark Webber.

But because of rising demand, E.D.F. is now going farther afield, ordering equipment from Mitsubishi of Japan.