Sentence examples for from far afield from inspiring English sources

Rosarians come from far afield to see them.

The new Olympic structures in east London could beat even that, drawing punters from far afield.

Whatever the helmet's origin, it came to Britain from far afield.

And not only the North East: Ireland's example shows that low corporation tax and cut-price APD can attract businesses from far afield.

It draws entrepreneurs and employment from far afield but spits out enough of them to sustain the entire south-east corner of England.

Since most people buy their food from supermarkets, and this is shipped in from far afield, the significance of local factors is hard to estimate.

Forvik currently has 218 citizens each of whom pays an annual membership fee of £20 ($30)—from as far afield as Russia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

Five of the nominees are from the UK, with others from as far afield as Canada, the USA, Zimbabwe and Nigeria.

The soldiers who died there came not only from the UK, France, Belgium and Germany but also from as far afield as Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and India.

The swans would draw tourists from far and wide: even, some residents hoped, from as far afield as France.

The composers selected came from as far afield as California and England.