Sentence examples for afield when it comes from inspiring English sources

"Funny Face," a musical starring Fred Astaire and Audrey Hepburn, deals with a love affair between a fashion photographer and his model, and contains many photographic devices and techniques drawn from Avedon's work — blurs, blank white backgrounds, and so on, including Dovima, Miss Harnett, and Miss Parker — but it is far afield when it comes to questions of fact.

The resource boom has hit industries even further afield than construction, and not just when it comes to jobs.

Overall, we got a picture of an Apple that perhaps takes more cues from its customers when it comes to product roadmap; one that is more willing to venture afield to pick up the talent and expertise it needs to accomplish its goals; and one that's more open to helping third-party developers supplement the core iOS experience.

Since the industrial revolution, the UK has arguably the richest history of any country when it comes to engineering, and while the United States, China and India have probably soared past us in recent years, the establishing of a new £1m prize here in the UK to reward the very best global engineering feats has undoubtedly set engineering hearts racing in this country, and further afield too.

Competition, when it comes, is expensive.

Particularly when it comes to spending pledges.

When it comes to TV, I mean.

RACE matters when it comes to wealth.

He trains when it comes to him.

"Except when it comes to sweets.

And when it comes to the budget?