northeasterner

north•east•ern•er

(ˌnɔrθˈi stər nər)

n.

(often cap.) a native or inhabitant of the northeast, esp.

the northeastern U.S.

[1960–65]

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Given her status as one of the UK's most popular wildlife artists, it's perhaps unsurprising that Ireland, the greenest of lands where hunting is cherished, has also been a particularly fertile market for the northeasterner.

Business that is the pic cture of health; Passion for wildlife and a determination to perfect her craft have taken self-taught artist Mary Ann Rogers on a journey to the helm of her own globally successful business. ANDREW MERNIN heads for the hills to meet her and her four-legged friends at the source of her inspiration in deepest Northumberland

In 1985 the Northeasterner joined Croft which at that time was world's away from the multi-faceted group it is today.

School drop-out qualified for the royal warrant; In association with RBS From school drop-out to managing director, Phil Renton has proved there's more to a successful corporate career than educational qualifications. Andrew Mernin meets the man at the helm of the region's royally appointed technology empire

Talking to reporters, General Kapoor said the Gorkha Regiment of the Indian Army, comprising mostly of Nepalese and India's northeasterner citizens as the bravest of all, and described their combative skills as unique.

Indian Army Chief honours Nepalese soldiers, martyrs who fought for India

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.

Tony Shalhoub stars in 'irresistible' Broadway musical

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.

Boro are a special club to be at - Grant

The NorthEasterner earned that nickname long before joining Town from Southampton in 1974.

Players who gave Terriers a real bite!

The pacy Connor Bell has been Rhyl's most exciting prospect going forward, but the young northeasterner cannot do it all on his own.

Rhyl facing grim scenario but it's not yet a lost cause; Bottom of table Lilywhites badly need result from trip to Port Talbot

While he was in Phoenix, he witnessed a massive building boom that was alien to a native northeasterner.

Monaghan takes stress out of distress

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.

16-1 Poults looks set for a jolly week in gay Paris

Anyone familiar with Brazilian cinema will recognize in Central Station's opening shots of poor Northeasterner migrants an indirect homage to Cinema Novo filmmakers such as Nelson Pereira dos Santos, whose classic Vidas Secas (Barren Lives) (1963) follows a Northeastern peasant family's migration toward the city.