Sentence examples for looking far afield from inspiring English sources

That was the profile that city officials pieced together last year when they first started looking far afield for recruits to patrol the city's beaches and swimming pools.

But after looking far afield, the couple realized that the Upper West Side was home, and they have signed a contract to buy a three-bedroom co-op near Columbia University.

As he did when he arrived in Russia, Jennings is looking far afield for the edgy opportunities this time in Africa.

A student in the master's in management programme at London Business School, the 22-year-old is looking far afield for employment and is interested in both Dubai and Singapore.

Looking far afield for returns has not always proved a winning strategy for El-Erian.

He has looked far afield.

As a result, Smithfield often looks far afield for new employees.

Not that the creative team had to look far afield for examples of human cargo.

He has often looked far afield (to British and American rock music; to East Asian cinema, both high and low) for inspiration.

Partial to the new waves emerging from cold-war-era Eastern Europe, where artists working under totalitarianism had been "forced into allegory," as he put it, Vogel looked far afield and deep into film history for signs of radicalism.

In ordinary times, Iris J. Moran, the principal at Oak Knoll Elementary in East Point, Ga., would not have to look far afield to find a Spanish teacher for her fourth- and fifth-grade classes.