Examples of using "Güneye" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm going south.
- To the south.
- Southward.
We're going south.
Then he moved south.
As the University was expanding to the south,
The birds flew to the south.
We should head south.
- My house looks to the south.
- My house faces to the south.
The wind blows south.
Tom is walking south.
The birds are flying south.
Fadil headed south.
Tom headed south.
The geese are flying south.
My house faces south.
These windows look to the south.
- Birds fly south in winter.
- Birds fly south in the winter.
My house looks to the south.
Birds fly south in the winter.
Our plane is flying toward the south.
In the autumn, swallows will fly south.
Fadil headed south to Sudan.
Birds fly south in winter.
In autumn the migratory birds fly south.
Migrating birds are flying south.
I want to go south for the winter.
They were forced to return to the South.
In the fall, many birds head for the south.
Tom was driving south on Park Street.
The largest bedroom faces south.
She fled south towards the Spanish border.
This river flows south into the sea.
I saw a lot of birds flying toward the south.
Tom went south and Mary went north.
They have bought a house that faces south.
Before winter starts, the swallows fly south.
Tom goes south because he needs the sun.
The object flew away to the south, giving out flashes of light.
She went off south or somewhere in that direction.
Tom needs the sun. It's why he goes south.
French forces would then swing south to trap Bagration.
My room faces south, which makes it sunny and very comfortable.
Scipio again moves south, not wanting to risk being caught in the open.
- As my room faces south, it is not so cold even in winter.
- Since my room faces south, it isn't so cold even in the winter.
so we can only go north to our left, or south to our right.
Soult then marched south and occupied Porto, where rumours began that he was considering
He grants his army a few days to rest and sends scouting parties south.
Eye witnesses saw Tom walking south on Park Street just after the bombing.
But he quickly marched south... and met Agis in battle near the city of Megalopolis.
On either side of the Equator the prevailing winds blow in opposite directions. Shifting of the boundary north and south creates the monsoon.
Nearly all siheyuans had their main buildings and gates facing south for better lighting, so a majority of hutongs run from east to west.
"Soon it will get colder," said Mother Bat. "We will fly south where it is warmer and stay there all winter. This is what it means to migrate. We will travel to a cave where we will meet other bats. This is a wonderful time for us."