southbound
IPA: sˈaʊθbaʊnd
adjective
- Which is (or will be) travelling south.
adverb
- Toward the south.
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Examples of "southbound" in Sentences
- The train is heading southbound.
- The southbound bridge was built in 1947.
- The exit for southbound has a ramp to the airport.
- The road ends at the southbound merge with Route 15.
- The exit for southbound US 1 has a ramp to the airport.
- Entrance to the station is from the southbound side only.
- There is a newsstand at the center of the southbound platform.
- Scott said that trees obscured the view of the southbound train.
- It is the sixteenth stop southbound on the Hiawatha Line from Minneapolis.
- Southbound service from the station is available to the Camden waterfront.
- Obama has said that "southbound" strategy will complement the "northbound" crackdown on drug trafficking.
- Part of the southbound exit was barricaded, but three faded orange barrels had been moved to make a driving space.
- • Trains heading north from Tukwila alternate between using the regular northbound platform and the "southbound" side.
- The incident occurred at the southbound 6 train stop at Lexington Avenue and East 77th Street just before 2:30 a.m., the FDNY said.
- Twitter) is that the commute has not been pretty this morning, though it's improving except for 405 southbound, which is red and black on the map.
- Saturday, passengers on a southbound No. 1 train in upper Manhattan noticed that a man on the train matched photos of Gelman they had seen in newspapers.
- Drivers who need to reach Route 123 will be directed to continue north on the Beltway, exit at Georgetown Pike Route 193, turn around at Georgetown Pike, then enter the southbound Beltway, the outer loop.
- WABC CORRESPONDENT: shot on what we're looking at here with the building, but I can tell you that out the window, I'm looking at the FDR Drive southbound which is going to pick up a lot of the alternate traffic from midtown and that's already at a standstill.