Sentence examples for goes further afield from inspiring English sources

This season goes further afield.

David Bruce goes further afield with a work inspired by South African gumboot dancing, a form that originated during apartheid.

In another, shorter section he goes further afield to compare the response to Katrina with the response to the January earthquake in Haiti.

If he goes further afield and follows David [Beckham to Los Angeles] it complicates matters but it doesn't mean your career is over with England.

Some have gone further afield.

"The specials will go further afield".

I like to go further afield, too.

She would have to go further afield.

Others go further afield, in a reverse migration.

But their influences go further afield than that.

"I have to go further afield," he says.