Sentence examples for range afield from inspiring English sources
How many other friends?" Most ballplayers who are discussing a past rival or a teammate go directly to the man's craft — what pitches he could hit, his arm, his range afield, or (with pitchers) his stuff and what he threw when the count was against him.
Fairly or not, many investors appear to worry that Mr. Armstrong has not been adequately minding the shop as he ranged afield.
That means AT&T can lose money when its customers range far afield.
The workshop will range far afield while its new headquarters are being built.
But the first-timers range further afield, with wildly varying degrees of accomplishment.
Its bakers, though trained in French techniques, range far afield of cream puffs.
It can help to allow your imagination to range farther afield, maybe even across a river.
But his life and studies abroad and his restless intellect impelled him to range far afield in his writings.
Mr. Osher has a blog, COREtalks.com, where he sometimes muses on matters that range far afield from real estate.
"The songs all tell stories," Mr. Case pointed out, and their subjects range far afield of the usual "found love-lost love" situations.
Some contributors turn to works in neighboring disciplines—Henry Dreyfuss's book on industrial design, for example—and some range farther afield, to Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis and Jane Jacobs's The Death and Life of Great American Cities.
