Examples of 'more to the south' in a sentence
Meaning of "more to the south"
more to the south: Indicates a direction that is further towards the southern part of a specific location or region
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more to the south
Slightly more to the south of the capital.
He ordered them to steer more to the south.
A view more to the south.
The volcanic ash of the eruption is leaning more to the south.
And a bit more to the south.
More to the south it continues by veering to the west while weakening.
Here the route turns more to the south.
More to the south you will find two other beaches Las Monjas Beach and Charco Verde.
In the summer they tend more to the south.
Slightly more to the south and west of those islands, My Lord.
The sun also sets more to the south.
Firinga turned more to the south as it weakened, degenerating into a tropical disturbance on January 31.
As well as those more to the south.
The platforms here are offset with the northbound one being slightly more to the south.
Perhaps more to the south.
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The centre of economic activities is moving more and more to the south of Europe.
But there is more to the South than Provence.
Guadalcanal, one of llhas Salomão, it was the conquest more to the south of Japan.
There are more to the south.
More to the South East?
The current is turning more to the south than expected.
No, more to the south.
Because, historically, we owe more to the South than they owe us.
It 's worse than here . - And a bit more to the south.
You might never be more to the south than that.
It was the conquest more to the south of Japan.
And still more to the South.
Syria? - Perhaps more to the south.
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