In 1992, a loop extends northward from the river (image upper left).
Since it is in Mars's southern hemisphere, the rover's panels need to be pointed northward to get the most sunshine.
The Soviet Union, which also produced plenty of engineer-politicians (including Boris Yeltsin), wanted to reverse the northward flow of some great Russian rivers, for example.
After India declared independence, it constantly extended its territory northward, occupying about 90,000 square km of Chinese territory north of the east section of the traditional Sino-Indian boundary line and south of the illegal Mcmahon Line.
Thus as the globe is pushed violently northward, the waters in the Pacific will slosh southward, and waters in the Atlantic will slosh in the opposite direction, northward.
Or else he meanders from Morningside Park west to Sakura Park and then northward along the Hudson river to Harlem.
These experts are especially concerned that new patterns of air movement in the Arctic could disrupt the Northern Hemisphere's jet streams - which are apparently weakening and moving northward.
As London expanded westward from the City and northward from Whitehall, the aristocratic estates of west London were speculatively developed into the set of Georgian streets and squares that characterize much of the so-called West End.
She explained the situation. It was within four miles northward of Exeter.
It is difficult to predict the track of typhoon moving westward and turning northward in the South China Sea.
Sheikh Omar’s men do not have the strength to march on Mogadishu any time soon, but in several recent battles they have halted the northward advance of the Shabab.
Warming is also reinforced when shrubs move northward and replace lower tundra plants.
In its northward trek over the Arabian Sea, Cyclone Phet gave Oman a glancing blow, cutting across the northeast edge of the country.
But what sends birds northward again in the spring?
The researchers say this could be due to a northward range shift in the mammal, a scarcity of the beast, or an increasing human preference for other prey species.
The powerful Kuroshio shoots warm water northward, allowing coral reefs to thrive where they would not normally be found.
The width of the world began somewhere south of the Mediterranean and ran northward.
Then he measured the breadth from the forefront of the lower gate unto the forefront of the inner court without, an hundred cubits eastward and northward.
I would have a chance to head northward quickly.
Study co-author Ellis said that, as the Tibetan Plateau moves northward, "the interior parts of Tibet are collapsing, rather like a souffle taken out of the oven into cold air."
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