the far north

You will come from your place in the far north, you and many nations with you, all of them riding on horses, a great horde, a mighty army.

He dropped out of school and worked in a remote aboriginal community in the far north of Queensland and for an antinuclear senator.

Dr Stephen Pax Leonard will spend a year living with a community in Qaanaaq in the far north of the country.

The loss of Arctic sea ice helps accelerate the warming of the atmosphere in the far north, thanks to what's known as the albedo effect.

"Nah, " one man, who said he was from Harbin in the far north of Manchuria , said dismissively.

The south pole is the subject of an Antarctic treaty but there is no similar arrangement for the far north.

Some countries with no Arctic real estate, including China, Japan, South Korea and Germany, want a more inclusive regime for the far north.

In the far north-east, rebels of a murderous Ugandan messianic cult, the Lord's Resistance Army, still occasionally commit massacres.

Towns off the grid in the far north are also suffering; they rely on shipments of diesel fuel for heating, and prices have shot up too.

As it turned out, the guests were greeted by rain and slush in the far north, then by a chill and more rain in the Californian desert.

The next great invasion of Britain came from the far north beginning about one thousand one hundred years ago.

At Oulanka National Park in the far north of Finland, a forest floor outshines the sky.

They hunt the caribou, a large deer with big horns that travels across the huge spaces of the far north.

The major ones are: Eskimos in the far north is the Aleuts, Eskimos live mostly in Alaska to Greenland by the Arctic coast of North America.

One attempt to tap into Shangri-La's mystique lies in the far north of Yunnan province, high in the mountains.

Assist a team of scientists in their work with tiger sharks in the far north of Australia's Great Barrier Reef through Marine Encounters.

patrolling vast expanses , this wanderer of the far north has adapted to cycles of feast or famine.

A modern way of life in the far north is necessarily costly.

Thule, in the Greek and Roman mythologies, is a place, usually an island, in the far north, perhaps Scandinavia.

Icebergs float down from the Far North across the paths of ships.

The photographer became fascinated with aurorae after working at a rocket launch site in the far north of Norway for 25 years.

Major petroleum companies are now focusing research and exploration on the far north.

The most rapid changes in climate are expected in the far north and south of the planet, and in mountainous regions.

Harbin, a city in the far north, indeed has its own unique attractions.

Boko Haram, an Islamist extremist group, was once a nuisance confined to the far north-east.

The break occurs on their spring flight from Mexico and the southern U. S. to breeding grounds in the far north.

I will turn you around and drag you along. I will bring you from the far north and send you against the mountains of Israel.

There are similar moves to produce gas in the far north of Russia and Norway, all in the shadow of BP's Gulf of Mexico's oil spill.

Hurricane John at its tertiary peak strength in the far north-central Pacific Ocean.

Migrating bird Wild goose, the flock of which comes in Autumn to Korea and flies in early spring to the far North.

Countries are once again stepping up their military presence in the far north.

These ice-like deposits are found on the seabed and in the permafrost regions of Siberia and the far north.

The Radgonske gorice (= vineyard) is located in the far North Eastern part of Slovenia, in walking distance to Austria.

Along the border with Saudi Arabia in the far north, a rebellion that has made 300, 000 people homeless since 2004 still simmers.

On Friday August 15th Sri Lankan soldiers said that they had killed 26 rebels in fighting in the far north of the island.

Aviation is the major transport in the Far North.

Furs from the far north of Canada were exchanged for cotton and other goods.

have travelled to the Far North of Canada.

These extremely hardy, slow growers often are pioneer species in sparse environments such as mountaintops and the far North.

What rules govern the far north now?

In the far north, days are short in winter.

adj. Wilderness forests give way to arctic tundra in the Far North.

People in the far north subsist chiefly on fish and meat.

People in the far north subsist mainly on fish and meat.

Sometime the country invested huge funds in the development of the Far North.

For full accuracy, someone actually has to go to the far north and measure.

At that time, grandma have mental disorders, namely neuropathy, living in the far north.

Blackwing - Blizzard the Far North

In the far north extreme sharia law is being applied

Somewhere in the Far North

Steam and surf in the far north

the far north of Russia,