Wesley Clark

In the 1950s, Pakistan allied with the United States in something called the Central Treaty Organization. We were lined up with, at that time, Iran, ruled by the Shah, and Pakistan and Turkey as a southward shield against Soviet expansion toward the warm waters of the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf. It was part of the containment strategy.

American General

Martin Filler

The truth be told, the World Trade Center was neither a very good work of architecture nor a very successful piece of urbanism. Its shortcomings were somewhat mitigated by the westward and southward expansion of the World Financial Center and Battery Park City during the 1980s.

American Critic

Jared Diamond

The southward advance of native African farmers with Central African crops halted in Natal, beyond which Central African crops couldn't grow - with enormous consequences for the recent history of South Africa.

American Author

Use 'southward' to describe someone or something moving directionally towards the south.

Directional Movement

'Southward' can be used metaphorically to suggest a downward direction or decline.

Not Always Literal

In geography, 'southward' helps describe the position or movement of natural phenomena.

Geographical Context

Use 'southward' as an adjective to describe the location or aspect of a place or object.

Spatial Orientation

'Southward' provides clarity in describing structures or landscapes in relation to cardinal directions.

Descriptive Context

 the worst thing to do shake up the old brain of it so here's probably gonna be our best shot to see him hopefully he's gonna come straight down this road at us so what I'm hoping is he's walking West and then he's going to kind of just veer southwards towards me so he should come out somewhere there I'm gonna use a bit of light just to help because of how far

Safari Live - Day 129 PIPE...

 not very fresh I'm afraid I thought for a second there might have been a sauna strike but I mean this is rating Ghana was seen with straight north of us here is the right that's gonna go to the left and he was seemingly lying down now there's a pan not too far from me so I'm hoping rather than drinking there he's going to move southwards and come to you

Safari Live - Day 384 PIPE...

 directions the thing is with the wind is that it's pushing a little bit from the north so I'd imagine he's going to walk into the wind and I don't think that we would see him walking southwards with the wind at his back I'm pretty sure he's gonna push her further north deep into puffles look interesting enough while I've been sitting here one of the

Safari Live - Day 206 PIPE...

 from there it could be in Kruger he could be anyway and difficult to say we saw with the darts that we had when he had his collars that you know he shifted and he moved and his loops as he was exploring was getting wider and wider and wider and it ended up that he was going deep into the Kruger both eastwards and southwards and

Safari Live - Day 35 PIPE...

 starting with the Kissimmee chain of lakes in the north, and then as the rains would fall in the summer, these downpours would flow into Lake Okeechobee, and Lake Okeechobee would fill up and it would overflow its banks and spill southward, ever slowly, with the topography,

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 there is just a structural scaffold maybe it has information maybe it tells the cells what to do maybe it tells the nucleus what to do so I said extracellular matrix which is this stuff called ECM signals and actually tells the southward to do so we decided to

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 of icebergs six warning messages were sent to Captain Edward John Smith he adjusted Titanic's course southward but didn't slow down by the time lookouts spotted an iceberg it was too late the official 1912 accident report

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 rains have created a huge area of well-watered grazing here the wildebeest will stay until the smell of november's short reigns tell them it's time to regroup and head southwards back towards the

Wildebeest Migration PIPE...

 southward the Rockies are made from ancient granite 1.7 billion years old granite makes up much of the deepest part of the continental crust that's why geologists call this rock the basement

Rockies Thrust Up PIPE...

 submit as dispersed as quickly as this and look nice coming straight back towards us again I'm just gonna drop my life down as he walks towards us and you don't go southwards though way