Sentence examples for returned north of from inspiring English sources

In fact, the centre of Chinese philosophy and traditional literature never again returned north of the Yangtze delta.

If you had put that same $1 into an African Unilever affiliate on a local exchange you would have returned north of $27.

A sole Conservative was returned north of the border in both 2001 and 2005, and it was only in 2005 that the Conservatives again secured representation in Wales, with the election of three MPs.

We expect the Russell 2000 Growth Index to return north of 12%.

Walker said he was keen to add to his 24 Scotland caps when he returns north of the Border.

While Worcester step up the strengthening of their squad for next season, having also signed stand-offs Ignacio Mieres and Paul Warwick and Argentinian duo Leonardo Senatore and Agustin Creevy, they have also this week lost Scotland international Nikki Walker, who is to return north of the border with Edinburgh.

England prop Matt Mullan, former England stand-off Andy Goode, utility back Joe Carlisle are all joining Wasps, England Saxons flanker Matt Kvesic is Gloucester-bound, Scotland winger Nikki Walker is to return north of the border with Edinburgh and Blair Cowan is leaving for London Irish.

The residential surroundings return north of the intersection, however, as the route approaches a junction with Whalen Road.

Even as it observes the procedures of cutting-edge forensic science, the story is filtered through Tempe's childhood recollections of golden summers on Pawleys Island that ended when her best friend, Évangéline, returned north to "the belly of L'Acadie" and disappeared.

He probably remained in England for almost a decade before returning north on the death of his father.

The road runs north to the village of Onekama running east and north of Portage Lake before returning north to Arcadia.