Meanings of turn southwards in English

As soon as he dared Hilliard turned southwards along the coast.

Soon after midday they were off Port Townsend and turning southwards into Puget Sound.

From hence our pioneers turned southwards, everywhere making use of the hill-ranges as highways.

So he turned southwards at once when he heard that, and went on swiftly.

By eating with face turned southwards, one acquires great fame.

There we turned southwards and saw at once Brimdono.

All eyes were turned southwards, and soon a murmur rose: 'There is dust away there!

Emerging arm in arm on the enchanted lawn the lovers turned southwards up the winding avenue.

On a sudden the cry of "Land!" resounded, and every eye was turned southwards.

From South Georgia the ship's head was once more turned southwards, and before many days ice was again encountered.

Again frustrated, he turned southwards, meaning to cross above the Rosaires Cataract, which was without doubt impassable to steamers.

Mechanically at first, and afterwards with a purpose, he turned southwards to the tiny fiat where Cicely had established herself.

At the Ford of Bruinen they left the Road and turning southwards went on by narrow paths among the folded lands.

I resolved however, before turning southwards, to extend our journey to the isolated mass already mentioned, which I afterwards named Mount Arapiles.

Riders then peddled along the wild Atlantic north coast of Co Antrim before turning southwards towards Belfast and riding down the Irish Sea coast road.

He turned southwards and found himself presently on the Quai de la Conference, hanging over the river in a quiet spot where few people passed.