Sentence examples for remote north of from inspiring English sources

House Stark = Middle East's crushed liberals and democrats For longer than most remember, the Starks laboured in the remote north of Westeros, out in the cold.

A massive military and police operation is underway in the remote north of Pakistan to find and rescue dozens of climbers scaling the world's ninth highest peak after militants stormed the mountain's base camp and killed nine foreign tourists.

In a letter printed in the Donegal Democrat newspaper, Sally McFadden Carroll, from the village of Gortahork in the remote north of the county, wrote: "I'm trusting God's word on this one.

In the early 70s, he and his wife said they "received a call from the Lord" to open a medical clinic in the remote north of Burkina Faso, in particular to help the historically nomadic Fulani people.

The couple say they "received a call from the Lord" to open a medical clinic in the remote north of Burkina Faso, in particular to help the historically nomadic Fulani people.

THE idea of sending several thousand European Union (EU) soldiers and a bunch of UN policemen to protect 400,000 displaced civilians and Sudanese refugees from Darfur who have been sheltering in eastern Chad seems well-intentioned, as does sending a handful more to the remote north of the neighbouring Central African Republic (CAR).

ALONG Route 7 in Cambodia's remote north, dozens of small tractors known as "iron buffaloes" are plying a dilapidated piece of highway.

The American poet W. S. Merwin, who turns ninety this year, has for decades written his scanty, unpunctuated poems from a palm forest on the remote north shore of Maui.

In Two Harbors, Minn., on the remote north shore of Lake Superior, Betty's Pies pairs blackberries and peaches in a North Woods version of a pie that wins plaudits from Georgia to Oregon.

Several years ago, a hunter was trekking through the remote North Woods of Wisconsin when he stumbled upon a vast irrigated grow site, tended by a dozen Mexican farmers armed with AK-47's.

ABOARD THE MANGYONGBONG, off North Korea — It was billed as a cruise ship, but the creaking, nearly-40-year-old vessel that set sail from the remote North Korean town of Rajin had more of the trappings of a tramp steamer.