Sentence examples for come further afield from inspiring English sources

On average, women presenting with eclampsia had come further afield than women presenting with pre-eclampsia.

But others have come from further afield.

Investors come from further afield than before, and they have very deep pockets.

The regional refinery at Shioyama has burned down so oil will have to come from further afield.

While many of the films were shot by the big US studios, interest has started to come from further afield.

Although maybe it's the London-ness of London dress, given that most of the star designers come from further afield.

But I've come from further afield, so I park my car alongside the beach, paying a fee so small it's un-Sydney, and wander down the crunchy sand-covered path.

A role as Scotland's national coach is one he would covet, but other offers may come from further afield.

Like Birmingham, the city ticks the "outside London" box - and it would drastically reduce the commuting time of MPs who come from further afield.

They also expect campaigners to come from further afield with a Counter Summit on Sunday including speakers representing peace movements in the US and Russia in their bid to "end the drive to war and military spending".

His commissions began to come from further afield: Goodwood in Sussex and Marble Hill, Twickenham.