Sentence examples for going up north from inspiring English sources

The family owns two cars – a Lexus RX400h hybrid and an Audi RS4 – that are used for the school run ("we now half-drive, half-walk"), going "up north" ("if it's for work I get the train"), and weekend trips.

Given that reference customers should ostensibly represent the best Siebel experience, perhaps Mr Siebel should be more concerned about their satisfaction than their insignificance.Ian CampbellChief research officerNucleus ResearchWellesley, MassachusettsBridge buildingSIR – You assert that the Tyne Bridge is a great piece of Victorian design ("Going up north", October 19th).

A Londoner taken ill in Liverpool, for example, could have his details beamed across the country.In this section The health service's IT problem Desperate times Going up north High tension Getting out more often The two-humped beast A hard sell Reprints Related items Computers and government: Getting ITOct 17th 2002It all sounds great.

As it is, all merger proposals must be referred to the Competition Commission if they involve a market share that exceeds 25%.In this section The health service's IT problem Desperate times Going up north High tension Getting out more often The two-humped beast A hard sell ReprintsThe two media companies have plenty of arguments to put before the regulator.

"There are offices going up north to Tampa and south to Naples," he said, concentrated near I-75 exits.

"With New Zealand opening up with the two foreigner rule from next year and other factors, it could be something that after the World Cup there is a bit of a change of focus and it's not just guys going up north," the Welshman said.

You go up north and the kids are ASHAMED that they can't get a job".

When you go up north, they got policemen on bikes, they got policemen on horses, they got policemen walking beats.

Usually, the dolphins only go up north during the warmer summer — but this year they have arrived in spring.

"The motor home we kept and in the summer when it gets real hot, we go up north," Mr. Lane said.

I guess every convoy that's gone up north so far has taken fire or been ambushed.