Sentence examples for more north of from inspiring English sources

There's still more north of 72nd Street.

Labour uses Scottish Executive statistics to show that in 2004-2005 the government spent £11.2 billion more north of the border than it raised in taxes there.

Leaving aside the mystery of its birth, perhaps the more interesting question is why turducken hasn't caught on more north of the Mason-Dixon line, especially at Thanksgiving, when even the most rigid cooks toss aside restraint.

Intrigued by this behavior, our quantitative analysis group looked back 10 years to see the short-term implications of a drop by the VIX below the 20-week average, after a period of 10 weeks or more north of this trendline.

Adams Avenue continues through South Ogden and into Ogden as a minor street one block east of US-89, with a gap near 4600 South and more north of downtown Ogden.

His mother is the founder of White on White, a showroom featuring Swedish furniture at the New York Design Center, and a founder of More North, a gallery of contemporary Scandinavian art, also in New York.

Our audience is tending to move more and more to north of 45.

February's test triggered new UN sanctions that were answered by more North Korean threats of nuclear strikes against South Korea and the US.

However, the North Korean Great Naktong Offensive delayed these plans, as the brigade was needed to repel one more North Korean crossing of the Naktong River.

Both animal and herd-level seroprevalences tended to diminish in the more north western parts of the country (Fig.  3a).

Labour's attack is expected to see more visits from the party's big guns, with Tony Blair said to be planning at least three more trips north of the border to issue further dire warnings about the consequences of independence.