It transports warm, tropical water northward, significantly influencing climate in regions like Western Europe, making winters milder.
The lighthouse star was gleaming northward.
"Maggie, dearest," he said at last, "if this vessel should be going to Mudport, or to any convenient place on the coast northward, it would be our best plan to get them to take us on board.
Thus millions of people crowding the wide avenues which connect those cities couldwatch the fuse burn its way northward to Herr Hitler's funeral pyre.
However, he still felt thirsty and hot,thereupon,he marched northward for the lakes in the north of Chi-na.
The ship sailed northward first, then northeast, finally northwest.
At the same time, he began quietly moving northward, and in a few steps had put the hollow between us two and the other five.
I remembered what Silver had said about the current that sets northward along the whole west coast of Treasure Island, and seeing from my position that I was already under its influence, I preferred to leave Haulbowline Head behind me and reserve my strength for an attempt to land upon the kindlier-looking Cape of the Woods.
I am fleeing south, but I linger-gazing northward toward the throne.
Its four sides darken the bright sun, Its seven stories cut the grey clouds; Birds fly down beyond our sight, And the rapid wind below our hearing; Mountain-ranges, toward the east, Appear to be curving and flowing like rivers; Far green locust-trees line broad roads Toward clustered palaces and mansions; Colours of autumn, out of the west, Enter advancing through the city; And northward there lie, in five graveyards, Calm forever under dewy green gras
Therein lives a poor paralysed girl; the window of her little room looks northward, the sun does not enter here.
For more than a year one of these ships had been pushing its way northward, amid snow and ice, and the sailors had endured many hardships; till at length winter set in, and the sun entirely disappeared; for many weeks there would be constant night.
So he turned his steps to the mountains, ascended one side and descended the other, still going northward till his strength began to fail, and not a house or village could be seen.
