Sentence examples for work far afield from inspiring English sources

That may explain why many people start businesses in lines of work far afield from their earlier jobs.

But tens of millions of poor migrants who work far afield and flock home for the Chinese new year are being priced out the rail market and have to go by bus (the number of bus journeys is soaring).The sacking of top officials may be the result merely of one of China's periodic anti-corruption campaigns.

Less obvious, but just as real, are opportunities that arise for lawyers working far afield from corporate affairs.

Now 50, after working at San Onofre more than half his life, Mr. Mourer is looking for work as far afield as Abu Dhabi, and debating whether to bring his four children with him.

Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan have sent research work as far afield as India.

While public television stations have long been involved in early childhood education through their preschool shows, the American Graduate work is far afield from the stations simply being an outlet for "Sesame Street," or the prime-time hit "Downton Abbey".

The stories of graduates finding work internships far afield in China.

Legorreta began his career in the shadow of his two mentors, Mexican modernists Luis Barragan and Jose Villagran, but by mid-career had become far more prolific than either one, landing work as far afield as London, Australia and Qatar.

Solar-powered LED lamps called Solar Trees show promise on the streets of Vienna, and hybrid wind and solar lamps are working as far afield as Athens, the Canadian province of Ontario, and Aichi, Japan.

Other parts of Italy were plenty diverse, too: Venetians worked as far afield as the eastern coast of the Black Sea and Damascus, injecting a taste for Far Eastern culture into Italian crafts.

His work took him far afield.