Sentence examples for direction to join from inspiring English sources

Des Moines River, river rising in Lake Shetek in southwestern Minnesota, U.S., near Pipestone, and flowing 525 mi (845 km) in a southeasterly direction to join the Mississippi River 2 mi southwest of Keokuk, Iowa.

But Rémi Casty, the France captain who has gone in the opposite direction to join the former Catalans coach Trent Robinson at the Sydney Roosters, will be a huge loss.

White River, river rising in the Boston Mountains, in northwestern Arkansas, U.S., and flowing northeast into southern Missouri, where it bends southeast and reenters Arkansas, continuing in a southerly direction to join the Arkansas River near its confluence with the Mississippi River, above Arkansas City.

Rock River, nonnavigable stream in the north-central United States that originates north of Horicon Marsh, near Brandon in Fond du Lac county, eastern Wisconsin, and flows in a generally southwesterly direction to join the Mississippi River at Rock Island, Illinois.

Formed by the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers at Pittsburgh, it flows northwest out of Pennsylvania, then in a general southwesterly direction to join the Mississippi River at Cairo, Illinois (see photograph), after a course of 981 miles (1,579 km).

The Ghaghara River has originated from Matsatung glacier in the Himalayas near Mansarovar Lake in Tibet and traveled a distance of about 1080 km in NW SE direction, to join the Ganga River.

I was amazed that with a few days notice, Texans and others came pouring from all directions to join the protest.

In many Ppt1A179T; UAS-tauLacZ embryos, the RP2 neurons extend its axons in the wrong direction-posteriorly to join the posterior ipsilateral ISN instead (Figure 3D) while other RP2 axons project contralaterally toward the midline, stalled, and never exit the CNS (Figure 3E).

Indonesia has taken a step in that direction by asking to join the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative, a coalition that seeks to improve governance in resource-rich countries by verifying and publicizing government revenue from oil, natural gas and mining.

James River, also called Jim River, or Dakota River, river rising in Wells county, central North Dakota, U.S., and flowing in a generally south-southeasterly direction across South Dakota, to join the Missouri River about 5 miles (8 km) below Yankton after a course of 710 miles (1,140 km).

At last, however, with this loss, Wartensleben recognized the danger and changed direction, moving his corps to join at Charles' northern flank.