Sentence examples for afield through from inspiring English sources

But he also ventures farther afield, through New England, the West, Southwest and Midwest.

For the data science community in London and those further afield – through Kaggle's online platform – this was a chance to show just what can be achieved when the right kind of data meets the right minds.

"As Northern Ireland's sole link with London Heathrow, we're expecting a high volume of passengers who have travelled from much further afield, through the London hub, to be back in time for Christmas.

Launching in March, TechStars London is expected to support up to 20 start-ups annually across the UK, Europe and further afield through an investment of €85,000, being €15,000 of seed funding and an optional €70,000 convertible debt note for each company.

As Ditton is situated in Kent it has excellent connections to mainland Europe and farther afield through Kent's major transport nodes: seven freight and passenger ports, including the Port of Dover; two international high-speed railway stations, Ashford and Ebbsfleet; London City Airport (approximately 35 mile away) and London Gatwick (40 mile away).

Even so, the work also glanced further afield, though still through a French prism, in a lively Polonaise.

In summary, whilst we cannot rule out the persistence of HIV-2 further afield or through future changes in risk behaviour or strain transmissibility, our prediction is that HIV-2 is rapidly declining in prevalence and will eventually go extinct in Caió and neighbouring regions.

But, as the restrictions eased and money started to flow, they began to venture further afield, travelling down through France and into Spain and Italy.

The Rat (1986) explored the apocalpyse, as a man dreams of a talking rat who tells him of the end of the human race, while 1995's Too Far Afield explored reunification through east German eyes – prompting Germany's foremost literary critic, Marcel Reich-Ranicki, to brand the novel a "complete and utter failure" and to appear on the cover of Der Spiegel ripping a copy in half.

But more often at Koenig, Mr. Penck is far afield of his pictographs, rifling through pop culture and art history for ideas.

But it's still hobbled by the local bias on comedy, stacking up decently in Ferrell's usual UK ($17m) and Australian ($10.8m) stomping grounds without showing much sign yet of breaking through decisively further afield.