northeast

Our forecast was actually a little too low in some areas north and northeast of the Beltway, particularly in Howard County and around Baltimore.

Winds are light from the northeast, with highs only in the upper 20s to low 30s, one of the coldest days of the winter so far.

Ten miles northeast of Arles, on the way to Saint-Remy and the Luberon hill towns, is the asylum where Van Gogh committed himself after a breakdown.

There, they found that previously identified corridors in the northeast and southeast corners of the state were likely to overlap with significant resistance.

We also wrongly anticipated that areas to the northeast of the city, including parts of Baltimore County, would get more snow than they did.

This approach would greatly limit his appeal beyond the Northeast and the west coast.

The thought was that Nixon would have to look to the Northeast, and he really tried to get Rockefeller on his ticket.

To the northeast, FSA brigades are preparing to retreat from a string of towns including Marea and Tell Rifaat.

But now, at last, the Northeast Republican looks set to rise again.

My relationship with Northeast Ohio is bigger than basketball.

The remaining two-thirds of the Pedal organ and three Tuba stops occupy the northeast quarter gallery in the dome.

Black clouds gathered over her head, a cold northeast wind blew upon her, and the spray sprinkled her naked feet.

Yonder toward the northeast lay the city, the twilight heavy over it too, but it was not silent.

The island was some thirteen miles long, lying lengthwise with its head pointing about northeast and the foot southwest.

All of the guns northeast, north, and northwest of the town concentrated their fire upon the cemetery.