Sentence examples for straying further from inspiring English sources

Graham tells me that couples are being more adventurous, and straying further from traditional sexual practices.

Still, regardless of whether it's up or down, California does appear to be straying further away from the American mainstream.

It certainly sees Ellison straying further from his hip-hop roots and into … jazzier territory (but then given he's related to the late John and Alice Coltrane, this figures).

With Olivia Joules, Fielding is straying further into parody: of James Bond gadget-porn; of Nancy Drew-style action stories for girls; of Mills & Boon swoons and the kind of high-end, low-effort journalism saturated with brandnames.

Dernbach is straying further and further towards the leg side, sending a wide down that side of the stumps, before the lights go out and the stadium is plunged into darkness... 1.33pm GMT 1st over: South Africa 6-0 (Amla 5 de Kock 0) As has been the way in each of England's matches so far, Moeen Ali will open the bowling.

Straying further from usual parliamentary territory, Mr Gove was asked to name his favourite Bond villain.

After that, her life strayed further from the classroom.

But in recent years, the Association had strayed further and further into outright commercial competition.

The facility is likely to become permanent.Subsequent steps have strayed further from tradition.

'Rarely has a team strayed further from its roots... Their philosophy is "catenaccio", eight players always behind the ball.

His life was spent between London and his native Norfolk, and he seldom strayed further than Wales.