from the south

His mother moved from the South, where she was a teacher, to find a better place for her children.

He told how the white men had come up from the south.

Another man came running toward them then, from the south.

The river's course is from the south to the north.

"So what makes you say she is a friend who comes from the south?"

The word from the South was that you people like to stay close to one another.

Several minutes later, two older men walked up from the south and went inside.

"They bring no news of what we face from the south."

Every night, in fact, since his return from the south, where he had almost died.

Among things people need to know, she said, is that they can view the site from the south.