Sentence examples similar to further afield than where from inspiring English sources

Born and raised in Clerkenwell, O'Brien rarely moved further afield than Hackney, in east London, where he settled in the 80s.

And some of the apparent leave voters pushing this remade acronym seem happy to give the impression of coming from further afield than the UK's Brexit voting areas – regardless of where they may actually be posting from.

But their influences go further afield than that.

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

We should acknowledge that the challenge goes far further afield than the Middle East.

Radiation has been detected further afield than this, but at low levels.

He and a couple of friends want to go further afield than Europe.

"This may well mean looking further afield than those nearest to you.

Some have cast their eye further afield than the pool of mainstream journalists past and present.

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

Such tours still appeal to most Chinese tourists on their first trip further afield than Hong Kong, Macau or Taiwan.