Sentence examples for from the distant north from inspiring English sources

When the preparations were complete, she had nothing to do but contemplate her finished draft and wait for the appearance of her cousins from the distant north.

As Prince William arrives and battleships are launched from the distant north, south Argentina's ruling class unveils its political discourse further.

Yemen is a memorable country: "Not a day will pass in your life," wrote the Master of Belhaven, a laird from the distant north, "but you will remember some facet of that opal-land".

These two axes form an inverted cross when viewed from above; its northbound reach is extended another 35 mile past Pueblo Alto by the ramrod-straight "Great North Road", a pilgrimage route which modern-day Pueblo Indians believe to be an allusion to myths surrounding their arrival from the distant north.

China's state newswire Xinhua has reported that there were eight attackers: two women and six men, all of them ethnic Uighur "separatists" from the distant north-western region of Xinjiang.

I measured the passing of time by the progress of the fires in the distant north.

To the Byzantines, the lands of the distant north were self-evidently hellish.

Hundreds of thousands of Muslims fled to the distant north, or became refugees in neighboring countries.

Hanging on the southernmost tip of the UK, gesturing towards the distant North Atlantic, it feels oddly disconnected.

SHRA DSNT N-E-SE AND DSNT NW = moderate rain showers in the distant north through east through south-east and distant north-west.

Even here, in a corner of Britain unused to much attention from the distant capital, a scheduled visit this week by a lesser royal, Prince Edward, makes front-page news in The North-West Evening Mail.