Meanings of move southward in English

Buell's army commenced to move southward February 10th, Mitchel's division in the advance.

Pavia should be my capital, but the beneficent influence of my rule should move southward.

The war is not going to move southward.

Some obscure cause, disturbing the northern steppes, forced its warlike shepherds to move southward in the mass.

But what would make it move southward?

I must move southward, not northward-southward ,throughCalifornia, and thence to the Sandwich Islands, New Zealand, and Australia.

Why should the ice-sheet move southward?

From London I move southward.

Then the great Arctic ice-cap began to move southward and the birds were forced to flee before it or starve.

General Elliott, commanding Second Division, will cross to the east of the Franklin pike, then move southward parallel to it.

Carl Anderson had taken one look at what was going on around Orlando, and seen that the boom would move southward.

Apart from that, after their move southward to Loyang, their new capital, they were no longer greatly interested in their northern territories.

It gave way before the attacks of Von Bülow and Von Hausen to move southward, leaving their British left wing without information of defeat.

After the move southward of the Chin dynasty the many immigrants had made the country of the lower Yangtze more thickly populated, but not over-populated.

In the street, a continuous line of wagons passed them, moving southward.

On every road other Russian forces moved southward and to the southeast.