How To Use Seawards In A Sentence
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She had sailed with him before on few previous schemes, on voyages soulwise or seawards.
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Telescopes, binoculars, cameras and naked eyes all strained seawards to catch a glimpse of these huge creatures that had invaded the Cornish coast.
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Although the students were in no immediate danger, a resident was very alarmed at seeing them walking seawards.
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I glanced seawards to see dark shapes cruising in from the limit of visibility - four 2m long amberjack were scouring the area, foraging for their next meal.
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Her gaze was fixed seawards.
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The flood-plume pushed seawards by the river-flow also brings its warmth to the far northern Benguela current area.
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The second area is between Christmas Rock and Gxulu River Mouth extending three nautical miles seawards from the high-water mark.
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Fin seawards from here in a clockwise fashion, keeping the wall on your right.
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Submarines ranged offshore to guard against unexpected seawards attacks, backing up patrolling destroyers and torpedo boats.
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Shields "to see some women," they would probably have gone down to their graves, seawards or landwards, under the pleasing illusion that the ganger was a man of like indulgent passions with themselves.
The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore
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We race just feet above the flat wet sand before he pulls on the controls and we climb steeply and bank seawards to come round for our landing.
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According to the people of the upper river the Fán were expelled by the Bati or Batti -- not "Bari" as it has been written-from their ancient seats; and they are still pushing them seawards.
Two Trips to Gorilla Land and the Cataracts of the Congo Volume 1
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Many of these will be one kilometre inland or seawards from the main road, generally away from the tourist areas associated with the eastern coastline.
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Her gaze was fixed seawards.
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Lieutenants Amir and Yusuf to prospect certain stone-heaps which lay seawards of the graves; and they found a little heptangular demi-lune, concave to the north; the curtains varying from a minimum length of ten to a maximum of eighty me’tres, and the thickness averaging two metres, seventy-five centimetres.
The Land of Midian
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Back in open water and heading seawards, you can return to the boat through the tunnel or swim out a bit further and through the large arch.
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They ventured seawards only after 1000, when the Saracen threat had passed.
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Later she saw the plane fire steep at the clouds, wheel seawards as it climbed, and diminish in sky.
COUP D'ETAT
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I sent Lieutenants Amir and Yusuf to prospect certain stone-heaps which lay seawards of the graves; and they found a little heptangular demi-lune, concave to the north; the curtains varying from a minimum length of ten to a maximum of eighty me'tres, and the thickness averaging two metres, seventy-five centimetres.
The Land of Midian — Volume 1
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Wood - decked, rounded balconies jut seawards as on a cruise ship.
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Ethiopia, [Southern Africa,] close adjoining to which is a small island, called _Conie island_, [Dassen island] all low land, and bordered by many dangerous rocks to seawards.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 09 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time
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It faced seawards to the north.