Sentence examples for the distant north from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands of Muslims fled to the distant north, or became refugees in neighboring countries.

To the Byzantines, the lands of the distant north were self-evidently hellish.

I measured the passing of time by the progress of the fires in the distant north.

About two hours east of Kitgum, in the distant north of Uganda, there's a village filled with ghosts.

In common with the majority of his neighbours, Terry still didn't accept there was a threat when he saw two plumes in the distant north at around 5.30pm.

As Prince William arrives and battleships are launched from the distant north, south Argentina's ruling class unveils its political discourse further.

China's state newswire Xinhua has reported that there were eight attackers: two women and six men, all of them ethnic Uighur "separatists" from the distant north-western region of Xinjiang.

Riel had counted on the Canadian government being unable to effectively respond to another uprising in the distant North-West Territories, thereby forcing them to accept political negotiation.

Hanging on the southernmost tip of the UK, gesturing towards the distant North Atlantic, it feels oddly disconnected.

Stygiocaris is part of the unique cave biota of the coastal, anchialine, limestones of the Cape Range and Barrow Island, most of whose nearest evolutionary relations are found in coastal caves of the distant North Atlantic.

Mali fell into turmoil last March following a military coup in the capital, Bamako, which has long struggled to maintain control over the country's distant north, an area as large as Afghanistan.