Sentence examples for experience far afield from inspiring English sources

And if R.V. camping is an experience far afield from the little old tent in the wilderness, the close confines of the modern-day campground may be exactly the point.

Short is one of the sport's premier practitioners, with experience as far afield as the Sahara and shipwrecks off Guam.

The effects of the Russian organised crime boom have been experienced as far afield as Tel Aviv and New York, and all parts of Europe.

Is that a trend you're seeing, or is that very far afield from your experience as a Wharton professor?

Humans experienced periodic famines and 19th-Century scientists looked far afield for precious useable nitrogen.

Millions of football supporters will converge on France from places as far afield as Keflavik, Knocknacarry and Kiev to experience the Continent's finest sporting tournament, in the shape of Euro 2016.

Shulamit Ran's attractive contribution, "Bach-Shards," a prelude to Contrapunctus X, is built of themes couched in a Bach style but in settings that move far afield and take the breadth of the Brentanos' experience into account.

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Liftshare.com, a Web site based in Britain that matches drivers with passengers, experienced "a very marked increase" in international destinations served since British airports shut down, featuring destinations as far afield as Berlin, Warsaw, Vienna, Stockholm and Croatia, said Cecilia Bromley-Martin, the communications manager.

It feels good to be providing a platform for people who live in this city to tell their experiences to other folk, both here and abroad – we've got expats who read the site from as far afield as Canada and Australia.

Others go far afield.