Sentence examples similar to moving further afield from it from inspiring English sources

As they move further afield from their home base, it becomes easier (and often necessary) to engage with some sort of an intermediary such as the sołtys (village mayor).

This is nothing new, but it may reflect the future as the best venture capital firms move further afield from the Internet, the old V.C. stamping ground.

She and her family moved further afield in search of grazing for the animals.

Now she is moving further afield.

That makes Guangzhou more experimental and more interesting". Now she is moving further afield.

The 23-year-old has been linked with Celtic and Aberdeen, but Archibald expects him to move further afield.

Hanging around the radio station exposed him to the music that inspired him to move further afield.

Now, however, the company has moved even further afield from the original "stock" Android that makes up FireOS and into a far more personalized view complete with a page for Amazon shopping.

"But if you go further afield then it is a myth that the Premier League is huge.

It's less successful when it moves afield from its natural subject matter.

Kline's bill goes further than any No Child Left Behind reauthorization attempt in recent years, moving far afield from George W. Bush's 2001 education brainchild by dramatically reducing the federal government's role in America's schools.