to the north

Granin told me that I should be able to get there from the mountains to the north through an underground tunnel .

I looked, and there to the north-west, between the sea and the sky, was a long thin piece of land.

There is the matter of the Japanese kidnapped during the 1970s and 1980s and taken to the North to be trained as spies or language teachers.

But in private the officials admit that this is one problem for which the enemy to the north cannot take all the blame.

Such a lean into opposition would also place the Sun too far to the North, which had been noted of late on various message boards.

All day, armed pick-up trucks have been racing up and down the main road to the north of Bani Walid.

Supporters of a high-speed rail link to the north said the semi-final weekend highlighted the limited capacity of the current rail network.

Here we are now going to the north side. I look at my friends as they start to ride. Ride at night yeah we ride all day.

It was one of the main arteries which conveyed the traffic of the City to the north and west.

High winds which had been fanning huge wild fires to the north of the Greek capital Athens for the past three days have died down.

There are those that note the Sun seems to be rising too far to the north, or a bit early, or is too far overhead or too low to the horizon.

All I knew about the country was that there was an evil warlord to the north and that the TV show "M*A*S*H" had been set there.

The last is all the more striking as neighbours to the north race to attract business.

In reference to the North Pole he wrote: "I'd like to see that land beyond the North Pole, it is the Center of the Great Unknown. "

Whir to the north wind blowing, cold shivering him, as if exposure to a dark ri big icehouse.

Some of the arms sent by the British to arm the new Irish Army were in fact given to IRA units and their weapons were sent to the North.

China views many as economic refugees and often returns them to the North, where they face harsh treatment for trying to defect.

Millions of butterflies hibernate in trees and wake up in March to fly to the north, the United States.

Goliath scouts report numerous wild creatures to the north that seem to be half dragon.

My uncle Asriel said he'd take me to the North next time he goes. He swore it. -What for?

The road itself is a hub of activity on matchdays with a number of stalls and one of the entrances to the North Bank Stand located on it.

Then he brought me to the entrance to the north gate of the house of the LORD , and I saw women sitting there, mourning for Tammuz .

That was not a real railroad. It was an organization of people who secretly helped slaves escape to the North.

From Ulaanbaatar, situated to the north of the Gobi, it can easily look as if parts of the south are being integrated into China.

When he was sitting out of doors mending the nets, and all alone, he would often look eagerly to the North.

It was almost broad daylight, and to the north a red streak of sunlight was reflected like a path of blood over the waste of snow.

Standing to the north-east, he sailed along the coast till he reached a fine bay, where he anchored for about ten days.

Another possible place was to the north: Nicaragua. President Roosevelt appointed a committee to decide which place would be better.

Two iron legions out of New Ghis, trained and armed in the same fashion as Unsullied, were encamped across the river to the north.

Accounting to my plan, we'll visit Tian'anmen Square. Then I'll show you to the Palace Museum right to the north of the square.

White winter lay heavily on Sherwood Forest, and far across the moors to the North Country where Whitby Abbey towered over the sea.

Yet if America does reach out to the North, South Korea will have no choice but to go along.

The wind blows to the south and turns to the north; round and round it goes, ever returning on its course.

If you stand with your back to the north and face south, what would be on your left hand?

Headhunter: Hey, boss-man, we spotted multiple human encampments nearby. There also be a goblin laboratory protected by a base to the north.

You know those Arctic explorers who leave caches of food scattered on the route to the North Pole?

The mountain to the north has a steel-blue light on it, and to the west the sky still holds something of the darkness of the night.

During the monsoon onset period, the westerly jet becomes weaker due to its moving away from Gaize to the north.

"Countries shouldn't be allowed to fight over borders here, " insists Jake Moreland, the recent British winner of a race to the North Pole.

A great place to view both of these landmarks is Circular Quay, from where ferries go back and forth to the North Shore.

Three more power stations and two substations have been knocked out in Shaanxi province to the north of Sichuan.

In other words, the money continues to flow from the south to the north of the continent (albeit by a slightly indirect route).

At early dawn he turned on his right side with his head to the north, and died.

During the night troops passed through the village, reporting the enemy had taken Silver Town to the north.

And requested the card read: I will take you to the North Pole to see "Santa Claus" !

Also, South Korea has also not given as much aid to the North this year because relations between the two governments have chilled.

At the end of their journey, the women agreed that it was mental effort far more than physical fitness that got them to the North Pole.

Park says if the ship does return to the North, it will bolster the impression that international sanctions against Pyongyang are effective.

The Hindu compass was an iron fish that floated in a vessel of oil and pointed to the North.

Sewers were constructed to the north and south of the river to take the sewage further downstream, and work was begun on an embankment.

Kan said the government was exploring the possibility of delivering food by sea or air, given the problems with roads en route to the north.

New Delhi fears Beijing's territorial claims to the north-eastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh and its growing naval power.

Conductor invited him to travel to travel to the North Pole to participate in Christmas celebrations, visit the legendary Santa Claus.

The Enterprise planes , mere specks in the sky , were heading back to the carrier, barely visible to the north .

Land to the north of California, by contrast, is likely to see less fire because the amount of rain it receives will increase.

The plutonium records eradicate just one obstacle among the myriad of "serious and complex" hurdles to the North's nuclear disarmament.

The next day Buck was carried in the box to the railway station and put on a train to the north.

One of the branch routes turned northwest to the north of the Aral and Caspian seas then and on to the Black Sea.

After a walk of a mile and a half, the shore presented no curve which would permit them to return to the north.

Afghanistan, to the north, has long been a hostile neighbour.

Salinas was deeply committed to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which he had negotiated with President Bush.

eg. He often buys cheap socks from the South of China and then sells them dearly to the North, so he has made a lot of money from it so far.

Jacques Cartier was a respected mariner, he proposed a trip to the north to investigate whether Asian lands could be reached from the North.

One would also suppose that the wall of mountains to the north and west would divert storms and provide shelter for the area.

The next morning, my grandpa announced that we were going to take Maheegun to the north shack.

Official Chinese statements routinely say that sanctions are not the solution to the North Korean problem.

My watchers to the north have informed me that the orcs control Blackburrow and are starting to come through.

To the north-west of the grotto, a curve in the rocky ledge had been enlarged to serve as a cistern.

His attack was directed in the vicinity of Soldau and to the north and northwest where he believed the German flank to be.

Main roads run east-west, secondary roads radiate out to the north and south, and smaller roads proliferate in other directions.

His quest to free his people, enslaved by the evil Makuta, continues as he journeys to the north.

These musicians brought skills on piano, Trumpet and drums moving up to the north.

To the north we could look across a valley and see a forest of chestnut trees and behind it another mountain on this side of the river.

"We've ceded the initiatives to the North Koreans, " he said.

Extraoral origin of small-hing state, shortage of the early Ming Dynasty to the north superoxide deserter living Kawamura.

TWAS will also extend its fundraising to the North, he said.

In twenty hours he had made over a hundred miles to the north, and was still going when captured.

His estate marches right up to the north border of my farm.

Mr Lee's domestic opponents are uneasy at his standing up to the North.

The engineer had disappeared to the north of the shore, and nearly half a mile from the place where the castaways had landed.

Any compromise of his health is viewed as potentially destabilizing to the North Korean system - and even to peace on the Korean peninsula.

My street is aligned East-West, but gauging from that, the Sun was farther to the North!

Many Latin American countries -- like their neighbor to the north -- do specify that the president be native-born.

The Indian government is sending federal paramilitary troops to the north-eastern state of Manipur to lift a blockade by tribal groups.

Lee says he would halt large South Korean investment projects in North Korea, saying they only transfer cash to the North's elite.

After the whole typhoon landed, the southwest airflow rebuilt, and a mass rice brown planthopper migrated to the north.

After the Manchus conquered China, the borders of the country extended far to the north, rendering the wall irrelevant.

two buildings are located on the south grounds at the corner of Rue de la Chapelle, and two other buildings are located to the north.

Starting from the capital, Islamabad, drove along the Indian River about 420 km to the north, can be reached "Gerais a" rock painting sites.

Day 3. Cars rush to the North of the island and soon reach the bank of the Baikal.

Starting from the capital, Islamabad, drove along the Indian River about 420 km to the north, can be reached "Gerais a" rock painting sites.

Day 3. Cars rush to the North of the island and soon reach the bank of the Baikal.

They left some more black flags near the Pole, and one twenty-eight kilometres north. Then they skied away, back to the north.

With barely a drop on its own doorstep, the city secured supplies from lakes to the north and the Colorado River to the east.

via the North Col to the North Face and the Great Couloir, first man to climb Everest alone and without oxygen tanks .

Overall, the program does not result in tidal power variation in waters to the north of Toumen Island unfavourable to the port development.

This ensures that more than half the seats go to the north, north-east and centre-west, which between them have only 41% of the electorate.

It's a story of the spread of slavery through the south and the Great Migration of African-Americans to the north.

If the city's aura drifts out to the north, the city can be conquered.

In a subsequent referendum, Irish voters overwhelmingly renounced their country's constitutional claim to the north.

The wind has veered round to the north recently.

These things, more than anything, showed how young he was Both men were clearly new to the north, and its hard and dangerous life.

As they were going to move to the north, they would sell the farm lock, stock and barrel.

STEVE EMBER: It was Richard Nixon who brought home most of the troops before South Vietnam fell to the north in nineteen seventy-five.

it tells of a secret place, far, far to the north, beyond the barren ice wastes. a valley full of bones!

To the north, on clear days passengers may see the five Great Lakes located between the United States and Canada.

Your Majesty, our archives state that fortifications were started to the north of the Palace, in a mountain gorge.

The obstinacy of the government over a few divisive issues presents a perpetual risk to the north-south peace accord.

Israel would then find itself with a Hizbullah-led government to the north, Hamas to the west and the Muslim Brothers to the south.

The drills are the South's response to the North's torpedoing of a warship there in March.

From Jiangcheng Avenue to the north, Hankou business and financial center can be rapidly reached through Yuehu Bridge.

as blacks moved to the North, their blues changed with the new environments. Rhythm and blues , a more commercial style, emerged.

The vast majority of traveling test-takers so far have headed for Nepal, India's neighbor to the north.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that the vessel was taken to the North Korean city of Songjin.

Horn's biggest challenge to date came in 2006. He and a fellow adventurer walked from Russia to the North Pole in the sunless winter.

After seeing that, Shang Yang raised his voice and said: " Anyone who carries the pole to the north gate will get 50 ounces of silver. "

The main aim of the new facility is to export fuel to the North American market and building work is due to begin in 2006.

As time passed the inhabitants spread out across the neighboring islands and mainland to the north and south.

Good job! Crown, a great number of enemies are closing, withdraw to the north-west immediately, aids there.

These plains are predominantly steppe to the south and heavily forested to the north, with tundra along the northern coast.

Next they had to decide on a "natural" length. They chose one ten-millionth of the distance from the Equator to the North Pole.

It is not clear what, if any, official role militias like the Ganda Koy will play in any miltiary offensive to the North.

I'm sending you to the North on a fact-finding trip. Now, you won't have any dealings with the area managers; you report direct to me.

One balmy autumn day, Zhaojun bid a farewell to her hometown and set out to the north.

The objects to the north appeared to be elliptical through an 8-12 power lens.

Working to a plan at last, James' firefighters had also created a large firebreak to the north of the conflagration.

Global warming is slowing down the ocean current that carries warm waters from the tropics to the North Atlantic, scientists say.

It gets close to the north gate of the World Expo Park and Pudong Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone near Huangpu River.

Pao An was once a frontier stronghold, during the Chin and Tang dynasties, against the nomadic invaders to the north.

Tropical Storm Paloma is strengthening and turning to the north as it approaches the Cayman Islands and Cuba.

She hauls the bike onto the train, then takes it off in North Hollywood, about seven miles to the north.

The American writer Alice Walker wrote this about her southern relatives who had moved to the north.

Along Iwate's rocky coast, four commercial ports once offered hope, but these have been squeezed by bigger ports to the north and south.

Emperor Chin was brash5 and ambitious but he knew he could never defeat the ruthless horse riding warriors to the north the Mongols.

It has fallen to America to shore him up, reassure South Koreans and send a stern warning to the North's president, Kim Jong Il.

The exercise is designed as a warning to the North following accusations it used a torpedo in March to stink a South Korean warship.

There will be a strong wind to the north of the Huai River.

The site of this building is narrow, and expensive buildings are built to the north and south of the site.

when the wind blows to the north, bring me away please.

Alaska is to the north, just across the water from the indoor ski and recreation center.

Dalian sea urchins are unique to the North Hammer, which grows in deep water, shallow color, succulent coarse, has a more rich aroma.

Moore burned his small ships and retreated to the north. He burned the town of Saint Augustine before he left.

At this point the river hooks around to the north.

The garden is flanked to the north with large maple trees.

He returned home for thousands of kilometres to the north a three stream university, read journalism.

Mountains to the north, northwest and west shield the city and northern China's agricultural heartland from the encroaching desert steppes.

Moreover, certain animal species are already reacting to this climate changes by moving to the north and onto higher altitudes.

Height near the ground in winter to the north-west flow mainly through the Beijing-Tianjin Bohai.

The British railway transportation is very rich, from the south to the north, from England to Scotland can easily reach.

A lasting solution to the North Korea problem will require more than just agreeing a common approach and collectively enforcing sanctions.

Finding it difficult to adapt to the climate in the city, he decided to move to the north.

Joke cold, cold to the North Pole of the love you put me melt, The myth of happy living a simple complex variable.

Alaska lies far to the north of the western United States from which it is separated by the provinces of Canada.

a city in northwestern Belgium in West Flanders province; connected by canal to the North Sea; the old city is a popular tourist attraction.

Floating roofs define living spaces and great expanses of glazing open toward views of the agricultural reserve to the north.

However, if that (higher) source is to the south of the mouth, that river will then flow to the north (downhill).

When the rock emerges and cools, the magnetization of its minerals lines up like magnetic filings pointing, say, to the north.

The plans call for sending 45 trillion liters (12 trillion gallons) of water a year from the Yangtze to the north.

Drainage was to the north and individual channels bifurcate in that direction.

Yorkshire is to the north, about in the middle of the country, and Dundee is in Scotland.

The paths of the jet streams to the north and south of the tropics will change in response to this.

Clear Tianjin, located in Korea, along the sea of Japan, Is Luo Jin to the north.

Growing concern about the rapid deterioration of Assateague Island led to the North End Restoration Project.

In 2005, when Nigeria had a bad harvest, traders imported grain from Niger, which borders Nigeria to the north.

Across the wide, majestic Neva River to the north of Palace Square is the Peter and Paul Fortress.

Azkaban is far to the north, and Sirius chose to travel to Hogwarts with a detour through Surrey.

When dark fell, Han Tse disguised himself as a fisherman and sailed to the north bank of the river.

In 1914, Curtis took his cameras to the North Pacific, where he filmed the classic four-reel documentary In the Land of the Headhunters .

At the next roundabout, take the second exit sign posted to the North Terminal.

The seedlings should come from seeds collected a couple of degrees of latitude to the north of the regeneration site.

The river tends to the north here.

" You are saying: " the earth-rock to throw them on the side of the bohai sea, hidden to the north of soil.

Close to the location of the well, the oil appears grey, but to the north-east, it is bright silver.

Congressional opposition contributes to the administration's refusal to provide even the most badly needed food aid to the North.

Seoul recently suspended shipments of humanitarian aid to the North in a response to the missile tests.

Washington and Seoul say they want to send a clear signal to the North following the sinking of a South Korean warship in March.

the party will start up again as the Martian summer comes to the north polar regions and the ice turns to water.

The universities moved to the north in the early 1990s, when civil war was at its worst in the south.

Three of them moved their operations to the north during the war.

Trial balloons: Some South Koreans also marked Kim's birthday, though in less forcibly joyous fashion than their neighbors to the north.

Among these heroes who helped to transport slaves to the north, some of them were former slaves themselves.

After that, we use to the north, the compass north for a half hour at the camp.

To the north in Beijing, every block has its own office tower and luxury hotel under construction.

Their geographic conditions are almost identical: both are coastal, with Jiangsu to the north of Shanghai and Zhejiang to the south.

Extensive grading of the site was required to achieve the terracing of the courts, which step down to the north.

But Henry has still not put pen to paper on a new contract, despite verbally pledging his future to the North London side last month.

The area of Spanish Florida diminished with the establishment of English colonies to the north and French colonies to the west.

South Korean government will Gyeongui and Donghae lines and land to the North Hwanghae Kangwon-do to provide relief supplies.

These were secret places that African Americans could stop at as they escaped from the South to the North.

Its northern border lies mainly along the 49th parallel, with the Canadian province of British Columbia to the north.

The same drug-trafficking outfits that now supply crystal meth to the north-west can easily accommodate this shift in consumer demand.

Meanwhile, Chinese state media outlets gave prominence to the North's contention that the South fired first.

Late Tuesday, on a subway ride from Brooklyn to the north of Manhattan, I resaw something I'd noticed and forgotten about.

He says, if North Korea does not respond, South Korea may consider donating food to the North, via the World Food Program.

Last week, four senators wrote to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, expressing skepticism about food aid to the North.

Now we travel to the north central part of the country. We are in the state of South Dakota.

To the north of you there will be an Egg that automatically spawns there.

Fully half of the black rural-urban migration has involved an interregional move from the South to the North or West.

What Santa Claus is to the North Pole, Li & Fung is to south China's manufacturing heartland in the Pearl River Delta.

The Scots meanwhile, are squeezed between England's expansion to the North and the growing Viking presence that threatens their shores.

The great gate fronting to the north was about four feet high, and almost two feet wide, through which I could easily creep.

It is in the southern end of china, facing the mainland to the north by Qiongzhou Channel.

The slower-speed states will start fighting back against the drift of capital and investment to the north.

It facilitates the flow of resources and hence wealth from the South to the North.

Its industrial heartland, its growing network of railroads, its telegraph network, all bring victory to the North.

On the eastern front, fighters from Iran crossed well-traveled routes over broad plains in the south and small mountains to the north.

They also found that the temperature increases had extended to the north by one to two latitudes.

Under President Zuma, South Africa's democracy would erode. Africa's biggest economy would go the way of others to the north.

We first go two miles west, then bear to the north and continue in a straight line for several miles--yes?

The Himalayas provided an impenetrable boundary to the north, while endemic malaria in the Terai kept out attacks from the south.

Look, Canada is to the north of America, and Mexico is to the south of America. They're the neighbors of America.

It was unclear whether the disease had spread from the South to the North.

To the north-east, Syria, also on friendly terms with Iran, seems resolute in its support for Hamas.

Rocks to the north and south of the gneiss zone are lithologically and structurally distinct from it.

Because of existence of the ridge over the Plateau, the eddy kinetic energy transport channel moves to the north.

Its fall would complete a circle of Western influence in the area, with Turkey, a NATO member, to the north-west and Israel to the south.

Tokyo yesterday announced planes to develop its first spy satellite in response to the North Korean missile threat.

With Venice to the north and Florence to the south, one would hardly blame Bologna for harbouring an inferiority complex.

The extreme steepness of the right side is due to the North America shaped areas of more friable dioritic rock.

Florida's neighbor to the north grows some of the sweetest fruit in AmericasoSo Georgia is the Peach State.

During the Han dynasty, about two thousand years ago, to the north of Huayin Mountain, there lived a family called Yang.

To the north is Josefov, where mossy, haunted fragments of the old Jewish ghetto remain.

Of course the Greeks were aware of lands to the north, as their ships went all over and heard the rumors.

To the north, the Ohio River was substantially more swollen in early May than it was in April.

The sedimentary facies, including two branches, is a fan originated from the south-west and expands to the north-east.

Human adventurers willing to travel to the North Pole in particular in 100 years or so may discover pathways into the inner earth.

I returned to the North American headquarters where I created a similar platform.

if you look to the north of that building .

They explored the land to the north of the Yellow River .

Especially to the North China, Northwest China's Taoism, Fen-Wei Plain Taoism plays a role of leadership and radiation.

Other industrial countries are also vulnerable, but North America faces greater danger because of its proximity to the north magnetic pole.

They are both sited on the same natural pass through the mountains to the north of Beijing and hence a critical point of defence.

When you nearly reach the North Gate, turn west to the north-west scenic area where there are many places of interest, as described below.

In the highlands to the north, the Assyrians and Persians developed great tree-filled parks for hunting on horseback.

My friend told me that it was built to the north of Lantau Island . It's in Chek Lap Kok .

and were at one time powerful enough to rule their Egyptian neighbors a thousand kilometers to the north.

Further to the north is the great plain, still steadily thawing and drying.

With clearer seas to the north, the cyclones tended to hug the Equator and hit the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand.

Mr Lee promises that South Korean aid to the North will henceforth be closely tied to progress on denuclearisation.

On the second day we drove quite a far way to the north-east of Mallorca, near the town of Alcudia.

Imagine the impact if half of those business could be moved to the North, population 23 million.

Shan State is located in the northeastern part of Burma bordering China to the north and Thailand to the south.

The closest source of the large sarsen stones is here at the Marlborough Downs, to the north of Stonehenge.

To the north of the crossroad, there still remains a lane for vehicles to come through.

Lower Egypt is to the north and is that part where the Nile delta flows into the Mediterranean Sea.

There, rocky walls, green and Black to the north, pink and lavender to the south, marked the frontier of eternal summer.

An experiment in the nearest town to the North Pole where the sun doesn't rise for 4 months.

But he insisted that the exercise with the George Washington was previously planned, and not directly related to the North Korean attack.

Away off to the north, at the horizon itself, flew a few others.

The community college where my ex-husband teaches is next door to the North Carolina School for the Deaf.