Sentence examples for move southward from inspiring English sources

Considering her impending move southward to Erskine along the Peel Harvey Estuary, where mosquitoes are more numerous, she continues: "I don't know how we'll manage.

Some weather systems move southward along the Red Sea trough and provide winter precipitation as far south as Mecca and sometimes as far as Yemen.

Conversely, during the Southern Hemisphere's summer, weather systems move southward, bringing rain from December to February to places such as northern Australia.

They meet together to permit the cattle to lick the salty soil of the In Gall region during August and September but move southward during the dry season.

Warm, subtropical surface currents in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans move southward in the western parts of these waters and then turn eastward upon meeting the Circumpolar Current.

From about 500 bce they began to move southward, crushing and absorbing the existing Celtic kingdoms; from 58 bce they clashed with Rome along the line of the Rhine and Danube rivers.

Pulses, though, seemed to have moved southward.

Next day they moved southward in a changed landscape.

Eventually, they moved southward to take over these centres.

The convergence zone moves southward, dipping into Southern Africa.

She first moved southward and seaward to Onagawa to volunteer with a tsunami-relief group.