Sentence examples for coming from further afield from inspiring English sources

Soon, people were coming from further afield.

In the early days, most of the tourists were locals from Malta's main island, a 20-minute ferry ride away: but now visitors are coming from further afield.

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

The same is true of foodstuffs that comes from further afield.

Only 90,000 came from further afield on tourist visas this financial year.

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.

If your relation came from further afield they are likely to have arrived by boat, so you may find their name on a ship's passenger list.

Although many of the nations involved in the games were from South America, some came from further afield - the indigenous Finnish Sami folk standing out due to their fair hair and blue eyes.

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.

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