seaward , also: seawards

They were low down on the seaward side, he added.

The seaward side of the range had to be out.

Only part of the wall remains, on the seaward side.

I'll take the rest and enter from the seaward side.

The house was dark and silent on the seaward side.

They came in toward the submarine from the seaward side.

He had not expected danger from the seaward side of the beach.

They took everything across to the seaward side of the island, where the cave was.

You will walk out on the seaward side to the lower lookout.

He could not see the window which lay to the seaward side of the tower.

The drop was considerably less than that on the seaward side of the wall.

On the seaward side, the wall was much lower.

The road now also has a railway line running parallel on the seaward side.

The lieutenant and several troops were gathered together on the seaward side of the wall.

There he stood, at the railing on the seaward side, looking into the darkness.

Not all memorable sightings were on the seaward side of the wall.

There were no floodlights on the seaward side of the ship.

In one place only, at the most seaward point, was there a slight ripple.

We will continue to send the wounded to the seaward side to be evacuated by air.

The last pile on the seaward side gave way.

Then there was a thump as something heavy hit the seaward side of the van.

We moved through the tidal cut and out to the seaward side of the shoal.

On the seaward side, the sailors had managed to launch a boat.

Another flash - someone shooting towards the track, from the seaward side this time.

Alexander Smith lay in the bed on the seaward side, unconscious and with closed eyes.

The sea next to the Cape, and for approximately 3 miles seaward from the coast, is no more than two metres deep.

The Devil turned them both to stone, facing forever seaward, monuments to greed and disappointed ambition.

As the Esk flows seaward it passes through a rich variety of scenery.

She turned her bows seaward.

Dimly visible through the snow, just a handful of miles seaward, lay the UpLink base.

And idly beside them, on the Voum, there floated seaward many vessels whose crews and captains had all died of the plague.

The lithosphere thins seaward as it transitions seaward to oceanic crust.

But the main allure lies seaward, where Sharm el Sheik is blessed by several fine reefs that lie within easy swimming distance from the shore.

Cromarty is a seaport on the southern shore of the mouth of Cromarty Firth, 5 miles seaward from Invergordon on the opposite coast.

They are determined that as port facilities move seaward no part of the inner city areas of the Port should become derelict, but that they should be immediately regenerated for property and leisure activities.

"We see in our mind's eye the high-born maidens languishing in the shade of the palmettos and gazing wistfully seaward," writes Elinore M. Dormer in "The Sea Shell Islands."