Fellow
northeasterner Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) has also had some poems adapted as hymns.
The hegemonic gender stereotypes that form the basis of the construction of regional and gender identity for the
northeasterner were not subdued by the feminist advances, they merely adapted.
On Broadway in "Act One," he actually played three characters -- one with a Cockney accent, one with just a hint of a British accent and one who was an urbane
Northeasterner.
Physiologic parameters of the Dorper and Santa Ines sheep and their cross submitted to the climatic conditions of the tropic semi-arid
northeasterner. Ciencia e Agrotecnologia, v.28, p.614-20, 2004.
"When people work well together, you have success on the pitch and that's what we've had this season." Former Sunderland midfielder Leadbitter, 30, is a proud
Northeasterner and is well aware of the problems that the region, especially Teesside, has had to endure over recent years, particularly with regard to job losses in the steel industry.
The
NorthEasterner earned that nickname long before joining Town from Southampton in 1974.
The pacy Connor Bell has been Rhyl's most exciting prospect going forward, but the young
northeasterner cannot do it all on his own.
You may be a "
Northeasterner" who ravels to the Midwest in search of the bruiser bucks the Corn Belt offers.
While he was in Phoenix, he witnessed a massive building boom that was alien to a native
northeasterner. The wide-open spaces in Phoenix meant that thousands of residential units could be built in a year.
Next best Graeme Storm 60-1 Storm's lone tour victory came at Le National but there are more on the horizon for the follically-challenged
northeasterner who has pieced together seven top-20s this year after ditching the stackand-tilt swing method which made life tough for him in the middle of last season.
"I have limes," answered the proprietor, intrigued, his eyes never leaving the hat and the
Northeasterner's sandals that the doctor was still wearing.