Sentence examples for southeastward from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward the southeast
It extends from Dangriga (formerly Stann Creek), Belize, southeastward to La Ceiba, Hond., a straight-line distance between the two localities of about 115 miles (185 km).
It flows southward through Curtea de Argeş and Piteşti, in the sub-Carpathians, and then southeastward across the Danube Plain to enter the Danube near Olteniţa.
Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument, scenic and biologically diverse mountain area of far southern California, U.S. The monument encompasses the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto ranges, two short segments of the Pacific mountain system that extend south and southeastward from the San Bernardino Mountains (the southernmost portion of the California Coast Ranges).
Cape Canaveral, cape and city in Brevard county, east-central Florida, U.S. The cape is a seaward extension of Canaveral Island, a barrier island running southeastward along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.
From the Eurasian steppes, Turkic-speaking groups penetrated other regions: the Uighur migrated toward eastern Turkistan, the Kipchak toward the Pontic steppes, and the Oghuz mainly southeastward, toward Iran, Anatolia, and so on.
Rappahannock River, river flowing entirely through Virginia, U.S. It rises near Chester Gap in the Blue Ridge Mountains east of Front Royal and flows southeastward past Fredericksburg (head of navigation and of tidewater) to enter Chesapeake Bay after a course of 212 miles (341 km).
It extends about 300 miles (500 km) south-southeastward from near Casper in southeastern Wyoming to Fremont county in south-central Colorado.
On its east-southeastward course from the confluence of the Oka to Kazan, the Volga doubles in size, receiving waters from the Sura and Sviyaga on its right bank and the Kerzhenets and Vetluga on its left.
The eastward-flowing Danube River and the southeastward-flowing Olt and Vedea rivers drain the area.
The storm swept through the Caribbean as a tropical cyclone (hurricane), and, upon reaching the waters off the coast of New Jersey, it merged with a fast southeastward-moving cold air mass, which drew it westward over land.
It then flows mainly east-southeastward through Slovenia, just north of Ljubljana, through Croatia touching Zagreb, and then forms the border between Croatia and Bosnia before entering Serbia and joining the Danube River at Belgrade after a course of 584 miles (940 km).
