Utiliser "to the south" dans une phrase

1. to the South Coast and the company laboratories was the biggest emotional event in

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2. "It is a little town to the south of Dublin

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3. From here I can see the village lying snugly in its valley bounded by hills on all sides, the largest lying to the south – Crook Peak with it’s knob of rock on the top

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4. To the south there is a vast field of cultivated vegetables

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5. He tried to stay out of the thirty square miles where the main canals were closest to each other to the south of the Kassikan

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6. The mountains called the Eastern Teeth were down to a line of low hills to the south of them

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7. She found three, one to the northwest, one to the south and one to the east, the way Alan had traveled

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8. She took a wherry across the river to the Southwark side where the warehouse was situated, strolling along the lanes behind the Shakespearean theatre where herb gardens, supplying the nearby centre for the Herbmasters, occupied neat little patches of ground carefully tended by a cadre of gotteswomen specially trained for the purpose, the purple outfits of their calling showing up clearly as they toiled amongst the neat rows of plants

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9. across these fields, to the south,

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10. They soon caught a whiff of the reason, more thongas were passing thru the brush not far to the southeast

11. We explored some of the country to the south of the town – the views are terrific

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12. Luray had never been very far beyond Zhlindu to the northeast or central Wescarp to the southwest since the 34th

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13. She headed up the pathway that lead to the South Ridge

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14. Most clumps of trees were to the south, but they had a long time to go before they would think of camping again

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15. There was no visible stream here, just marsh and bog extending to the south as far as they could see

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16. bending trees to the East and to the South

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17. Kids tormented animals, naughty and short-tempered in the gathering heat, waiting for the next ferry that would take them to the southern sister island of Kissafari or on to the largest island of Crete

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18. ‘It’s about twenty five miles from Sulis Min to the south west

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19. I needed neither but by then he was in full flow, 'Sophia is unspoiled because the village was cut off from the whole world until about thirty years ago when a dirt road was made wider, connecting the north to the south of the island and this explains why time seems to have stopped for Sophia and all its traditions

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20. It circles above my head once then sets off, its route to the south east

21. During the telephone call the businessman decided not to remark on the fact that he had seen the fisherman sitting on the beach with his rods and his lines on more than one occasion during his recent trips down to the south coast to seal the deal on his new factory with the local council planning authorities

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22. Some miles to the south of London, nestling in the gently rolling, green swathed hills of the Surrey Downs, there stands an old country manor house, which boasts the thickest of stone walls, a small but nonetheless impressive little tower and ornate white painted wooden gables

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23. To the south there was a remarkable change in the land and the temperature

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24. trips down to the south coast to seal the deal on his new factory

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25. Some miles to the south of London, nestling in the gently

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26. The river brought more water to the south and the strong

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27. aways to the south of that strange island of Lyndesfarne

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28. For twenty decades the problem was considered solved, but recently a new human parasite had emerged in the Gengee area about eighteen hundred miles to the southwest

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29. The Barren, far across the sea to the south

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30. Far to the south, she could just see the last threads of the clouds disappearing towards the horizon, driven by the fresh breeze

31. these Triodines to the south

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32. from the coast many miles to the south; caressing

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33. coast away to the south of the crossing

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34. “I haven’t done that, I’ve been to the south end of North Lake and back

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35. There was a very nice kitchen to the northeast, very nice outdoor tables to the southeast and west

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36. From directly in front of her, around to the south were the towers of the waterfront, their tops only a few hundred feet below this aerie, hiding the docks but revealing all the thousands of ships at anchor just off shore

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37. There’s a window close to this seat and through it I can see the hills rolling away to the south

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38. We decided to drive down to the south-eastern corner of the Island – there are several small towns there and we felt that we’d have a better chance of finding a hotel in that area

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39. As you know you are far to the south of your intended course

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40. He had gone below Earth’s sea level when the main path turned to the south, directly away from where he wanted to go

41. You will begin a forced march to the southwest, keeping this phone open at ALL times

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42. around to the south and were soon trotting across the

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43. not in its famed basilica - but many miles to the south in

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44. the meadows to the south of the city

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45. They rode that to the southern end of the Eastern Slope, then walked down Gense Spiral and reached a streetcar that ran out of the mountain thru the Eastern Breech and out onto a route where streetcar, cargo and foot traffic converged into a great avenue that leapt out of the mountain on a fanciful crystal bridge thirty five stories above the inner branch of the Imoneea river

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46. At the second corner in the khume they got off and went down a couple stories to a street that ran out into the southeast flats

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47. one to the south, one to the east, one to the west, and one in the

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48. sojourn somewhere to the south of the Pyrenees until

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49. "I believe it's called a Timber Monkey, and can be found far to the south, in the jungle forests where the Gorian range can only be seen in memory," their guide explained

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50. green plains to the north and forested slopes to the south,

51. across the sodden plains to the south

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52. ‘To the south it’s all marsh

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53. At the age of 16 he was called up to the South African Defence Force and although many of his friends are now dead, he counts among the survivors various soldiers, gunrunners and warlords

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54. They could not see to the southeast from here because it was hidden by the bulk of the pyramid

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55. To the south of the agora, they turned at the Temple of Poseidon

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56. at a small town just to the south of that city and spent the

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57. Once on the shore, the tram turns to the South

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58. Father and my older brothers had met with no success during their voyage to the south

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59. “The red plague to the south is nothing to do with us

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60. She only stopped when she reached a lane that split off to the south

61. Apparently, the storm had blown them far to the south

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62. She turned the helm a half point to the south

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63. Part of me wanted to bypass the town altogether, but curiosity got the better of me, and we swung to the south

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64. On that same day, Bulloch offered his services to the South

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65. the Milo made a turn to the southeast after clearing the Elizabeth Islands and headed out into the Atlantic Ocean

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66. was heading into the southern hemisphere summertime, and this

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67. To the south is blue and turquoise

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68. crossed the equator and headed into the southern hemisphere

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69. blow to the South, and was perhaps the beginning of the end of

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70. The subscription into the South-sea fund, of the short and long annuities, increased the capital of the public debt ; so that, on the 31st of December 1722, it amounted to £55,282,978:1:3 5/6

71. into the South Atlantic and stopped at Cape Town in August

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72. the Yankee whalers on their trek from the Arctic to the south in the late fall

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73. headed into the South Atlantic Ocean

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74. The Milo took a heading that would take her to the southern coast of California where there would hopefully be some good

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75. They were approaching a point to the south of the

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76. House Caravine governed lands in Corsair to the southwest that were mostly farms and villages though the nobles lived behind high stone walls in a fortified town known as Auglem Watch

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77. requesting that he leave the city immediately, as Lee had started to move his army to the south to join with General Johnston in

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78. Furthermore, the Spanish had interests more to the south in Peru and Chile

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79. A sea of pikes and spears rose to the south above walls of horses and men in conical steel helmets and breastplates

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80. He looked over his shoulder again to see Carl pulling a man out of the saddle and taking his horse to lead Kelderath and the others off to the south

81. Now they are banished to the South Lands where they can walk in the daylight due to the dark clouds that cover the skies from the eruptions of Kerak’Otozi

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82. day, the Milo had traveled only about thirty miles to the south and was still up north in the Bering Sea

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83. On the starboard side, quantities of ice were forming to the southward and eastward

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84. At eight o’clock, Waddell began to chase a sail seen to the southward

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85. Although no vote was needed or requested, the vote would have been unanimous to steer to the south immediately

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86. They were built to accompany the merchant ships guarding against pirate raids, as piracy was commonplace in the great sea and to the south

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87. “I got a note from the head constable in a place called Lumbert, a small village to the southeast of us

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88. The journey across the Sound and around to the southern side of the Isle of Wight had gone without a hitch, the Dawn running silently on her batteries

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89. Technically, Koevoet was transferred to the South West African Police and did not fall under SAP anymore

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90. The train turned a bit to the south toward the city of Tashkent, where I was supposed to change trains for Namangan

91. Irene River, with Chemical Alley belching out smoke seven-hundred-fifty metres to the south

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92. The floodplain was black soil, with clay and limestone hills to the south, and sand dunes to the north

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93. I followed the creek in from the road, which is about twelve hundred metres over that way,” he said, pointing to the south, or at least in the general direction of the sun

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94. The internal slave trade became more important to the southern economy

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95. We climbed to the west for a few minutes, and then to the south-east for another eight or ten minutes; and then we could see the battlefront

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96. They were heading west, but it sounded like they were some small distance to the south

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97. To the south, we could still hear pops, thuds, whunks and whacks

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98. The few that could be seen, were way off to the south, and I preferred to turn north, keeping the sun at our backs

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99. Still with me! What the fuck, and I dove east, and then pulled south, and climbed up to the south with the sun on my right hand

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100. He then turned around and could see the whole moor right away to the village and the small road that ran through it to the south of it where green fields took the place of heather