The sea shoaled as we went north, either to east or to west, and the fact suggested that the contour-lines ran east and west, roughly.
The king proceeded to Ostrarfjord, and came to his ships, with which he went north to Sogn, and had his living in guest-quarters there in summer (A.
Erling Skialgson again, and likewise many other lendermen who would not abandon their udal possessions, went north to their homes; and Erling had many people that summer about him.
We went north-west to some ridges at seventeen miles, where there was excellent vegetation, but no water.
From the spring he turned back and went west, then back; went north, then back; went south, then back to the spring.
I went north while he bore off in a northeasterly direction, and after traveling for three days came to the river at a point above where we lost our flat-boat.
I placed my narrative and some other papers in the chest and gave the key into his charge, while I went north, across the Wisconsin River, to visit my old hunting and trapping friend, Robert McCloud.
The river had some ice floating on its surface, and this plainly told us that we were likely to meet more ice and colder weather as we went north.
As soon as I could after term I went north to Scotland, where I was engaged to superintend the Oxford Local examinations at the Benedictine convent school at Dumfries.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "went north" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
