southward
southwards

It was a long walk up the southward road to the gates of the city.

All the rivers have a southward course towards the sea.

Taking into account the southward current and our forward speed, we should be entirely out from under.

After a southward trip, it turned into a secluded side street.

The southward pressure took him, and he was swept over the ridge.

Turning, he saw a man emerge between the southward rocks.

Right, so where would the car be travelling in a southward direction?

Free trade laws, though, make it hard to do much to stop the southward migration of waste.

Six days they had dragged the raft across the southward push of the current.

Took to the southward road about mid- night (p. 132).

He left for the southward patrol at 3:00 am on his horse, Gilbert.

Their appearance in a southward migration signals the coming of Winter.

There are no old people on the southward migration - nobody over seventy or so in our years.

The fellow had stopped at another telescope; he was training it in a southward direction.

He had, after all, successfully moved away from the zone of pressure where the southward motion was greater.

Robert leaned on his makeshift staff and began moving up the southward trail.

It has an amphitheater that is focused on a park in a southward direction.

This was a movement from south to north, contrary to the expectation of a southward advance.

She remained along the eastern coast, supporting the southward movement of American forces.

It reached an avenue and took a southward course beneath the structure of an elevated.

The elevation continued to increase on the if the river until they were looking down from a high point little southward lobe.

Still, the southward shift of the line of control was strategically important.

The southern half of the island was folded into a southward anticline.

He and Charley Lord would do the same at the southward end.

Henry Williams played a leading role in the southward extension of the missionary activities.