Once worth north of two billion dollars, Novogratz had been reduced to the ranks of mere centimillionaires.
The Conservatives, once known north of the border as the Unionist Party, are taking up a theme that seems to have increasing importance to English voters.
Of course, no one is going to argue for reinstating the patchwork of lines that once existed north of Aberdeen, or suggest that we will ever regain the size of the network before Beeching wielded his axe.
Though once scarce north of the Mason-Dixon line, these straw-color peanuts (called green peanuts) are available for about $1.50 a pound at vegetable stands on Mulberry and Mott Streets in Chinatown from June through September.
That was once anathema north of the border, but a tight labour market means that it may no longer be utopian.Although Mr Fox's advisers have close relations with many policymakers in the Democratic Party, his proposals might get a better hearing from Mr Bush, who as governor of Texas appreciates the importance of a more prosperous Mexico to the United States.
As a result, Gaelic, once dominant north of the Tay, began a steady decline.
East of Cordova, the tornado crossed the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River three times (along with the Sipsey Fork once, just north of its confluence with the Mulberry Fork).
The once-quiet north of Afghanistan has seen escalating violence in recent years.
The once-quiet north of Afghanistan has seen escalating violence in recent years as the insurgency sought to gain territory, and swathes of Kunduz province have repeatedly come under siege this year.
The area that was once Chinatown, just north of where Camp Pilot Butte once stood, had a public elementary school built over part of it.
