Examples of using "Noorden" in a sentence and their english translations:
Army of the North.
Which way is north?
The wind is blowing from the north.
- We're heading north.
- We're heading up north.
Compasses point north.
She comes from the north.
Moss here, north probably that way.
The wind is blowing from the north.
The ship is sailing north.
that flows in the north of Mexico.
Italy is bounded on the north by Switzerland.
- Hokkaido is in the north of Japan.
- Hokkaido is in the northern part of Japan.
Thailand is bordered to the north by Myanmar and Laos.
starting in the North in the 1820s.
Further north still, and the darkness hangs on a little longer.
Tom told me to head north.
The ship is sailing north.
So we couldn't just pack up and move north to become farmers.
The army is in the north to protect the border.
3rd Corps north of Philippeville, 2-day march leaving on the 12th
But head north or south, and the balance shifts with the seasons.
so we can only go north to our left, or south to our right.
- My house is north of the city.
- My house is in the northern part of the city.
Édouard Mortier was from a prosperous middle-class background in northern France.
It might be one of the driving forces that's pushing the pollock north,
If it is always so hot, I will move somewhere to the north.
This is what it looked like in 1930, in a small town north of Amsterdam.
Two months later, he marched north again to relieve Badajoz, now besieged by the enemy,
But King Harold Godwinson marched north to meet him, moving so rapidly he caught the
When war broke out with Austria again in 1809, Marmont marched north with Eleventh Corps to join
In the north, there's Scotland; in the south, England; in the west, Wales; and further west, Northern Ireland.
yet Soult marched north with 20,000 men, capturing Badajoz… but withdrew on receiving news
Between 622 and 750, the Islamic Caliphate conquered the entire Arabian Peninsula, Mesopotamia, and North Africa, reaching the Indus river to the east, the Iberian Peninsula to the west, and the Black, Caspian, and Aral seas to the north.
Tom ordered coffee and sat down next to the window. He began writing. "Josef Porqmaquer was born in the year 1863 in a small village north of London. Charles Chickenfoot, his future arch nemesis, entered the world a year later."