seawards In A Sentence

We found 12 'seawards' sentence examples to help you understand how to use seawards in a sentence.

• The Yellow River seawards flows.
• Thus mangrove swamps tend to extend seawards in suitable locations.
• Seawards rushes the Yellow River.
• The transverse section of the younger cheniers (shell banks) on the west coast of Bohai Bay shows a convex morphology with its base tilting seawards.
• Port sanitary purposes from Teddington Lock seawards.
• Compound gulfs are formed seawards by fracture and landwards by the overflowing of depressed land, e.g.
• Meet and pass seawards off Cape Kiti a few miles south, and greatly facilitated ancient trade.
• Surrounded on all sides, save seawards, by French territory, the colony largely depends, economically, upon France, to which country most of the exports go.
• It faced seawards to the north.
• - Pilotage, lighting and buoying from London Bridge seawards.
• Not always a dike could be moved seawards.
• High, which projects but slightly seawards, is the Devil's Peak, that to the west the Lion's Head (over 2000 ft.