Sentence examples for starting north from inspiring English sources

Next summer, Adventures by Disney is offering tours of Norwegian sites that inspired the film's animators, at prices starting north of £3,200.

Starting north of the River Thames at London Bridge, the route makes its way through Shoreditch towards the suburb of Ilford and the city limits.

A health board has issued advice to motorists crossing from England into Scotland ahead of new drink-driving limits starting north of the border.

Some maps, including one of Newark (1938) and one of Elizabeth (1967), labeled the US 1/9 southern approach starting north of Newark Airport as the Pulaski Skyway.

Paris Roubaix is a one-day professional bicycle road race in northern France, starting north of Paris and finishing on the Belgian frontier.

The campus also extends west of Peel Street for several blocks, starting north of Doctor Penfield, and east of University Street, starting north of Pine Avenue, as well as closely relating with nearby structures owned by or affiliated with the University.

Nobody knows how many more started north and never arrived.

The problem started north, when the Mississippi River got so high that it threatened to flood New Orleans and Baton Rogue.

Suited up in wool and rubber, we'll start north and then work our way south, back to the ghosts still standing strong in Slocum Arm.

"We started north and were soon on the business street of the city, ragged and dirty, and so weak we could hardly walk," Pierson remembered.

It normally starts north and turning to be easterly or south-easterly like we had at the test event this time last year.