1
January 9 was the last day on their march southwards.
2
We march southwards up on to the Pamir, following a narrow valley where a foaming stream tumbles over ice-draped boulders.
3
His own force was very small, and he did not wish to attack Ferguson, but to march southwards to Ninety-Six.
4
A treacherous message, sent to Warwick's brother Montagu by Clarence, caused Montagu to allow the invader to march southwards unmolested.
5
At dawn on May 7 I crept out of the thicket and decided to march southwards until I met with human beings.
6
At what period did they cross this second frontier and resume their march southwards, as if again to seek the cradle of their race?
7
This movement covered the transit of the whole of their army, and enabled them to march southwards to the attack of Rama Raya's main body.
8
On its being resolved to enter England, some hundreds of the Highlanders returned home, leaving an army of about 1,500 to march southwards to Lancashire.
9
While the smoke rose from the crater of Erebus, Shackleton marched southwards over snow-covered ice.
10
As Jellacic advanced towards Pesth, the Palatine took command of the Hungarian army and marched southwards.
11
Alexander now marched southwards towards Sardis, which surrendered before he came within sight of its walls.
12
Accordingly he marched southwards early in B.C.
13
So they sang as they marched southwards.
14
He marched southwards into Calabria.
15
Then they marched southwards, burning what they list; and happy were those whose offer of ransom was accepted, to escape with plunder only.
16
In the meantime we marched southwards to their town of Santa Cruz, whence all the inhabitants had fled and carried off every thing of value.