Sentence examples for lie further afield from inspiring English sources

The Tibetan areas lie further afield.

Others may lie further afield, in the wider south-east of England.

In light of the economic challenges that our neighbours in Europe are also facing, it is clear that the greatest opportunities for UK exporters lie further afield.

He is a deal maker: what greater coup could there be than to buy something big on the cheap, lick it into shape and sell out at a profit, once its share price has risen, to somebody who really wants to run a phone business?If that is indeed how things go, the natural buyers for a slimmer, fitter Telecom Italia might lie further afield than Olivetti, or even Deutsche Telekom.

But troubles lie farther afield.

Beyond that lie further obstacles.

Through subsequent conquest over the following centuries, kingdoms lying farther afield came under English dominion.

Further afield Two miles east, around the bay, lie the song grounds, with a 1950s amphitheatre at the foot of a natural bowl.

As the dioceses succeeded in developing their lands and the border with Islam was pushed further afield, willingness to compromise on tithe collection and permit lay retention of episcopal and parish revenues accordingly faded away.

Further afield?

How about further afield?