Sentence examples for travel far afield from inspiring English sources

CONFUCIUS said that while a man's parents were alive, he should not travel far afield.

One theory is that Babesia may be carried primarily in mice, which don't tend to travel far afield.

About 120,000 vehicles a day pass over the section where the crash occurred, and its closure has forced big rigs carrying goods to and from New England to travel far afield.

Don't want to travel too far afield to profess everlasting love?

He proudly shows me the long aisles - full of Polish drinks, pickles, processed food and cheeses - and says people travel from far afield to shop there, especially for its huge range of Polish sausages.

The Reinhardt family were nomadic, travelling as far afield as Algeria.

My most challenging case was a celebrity a few years back who travelled quite far afield.

Since it was first produced by Live in 1998, this Tyneside comedy has travelled as far afield as Cuba and Peru.

Maybe commissioner Roger Goodell got sick of travelling too far afield, or he had a dream of tobogganing in the middle of Times Square.

Regulars who had travelled from far afield grabbed a cup of tea and a sandwich before making sure of their places.

Abley has travelled as far afield as arctic Canada and the Timor Sea documenting the survival strategies or last gasps of some of these languages.