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Meanings of eastwards in English
Spanish
hacia el este Usage of eastwards in English
1
It recently snapped this view eastwards across the Endeavour crater on Mars.
2
He is therefore gazing roughly eastwards, down the length of Phoenix Court.
3
Moscow believes the alliance's expansion eastwards is creating a new Iron Curtain.
4
On the last day of October, the Italian line moved steadily eastwards.
5
And out in the distance I- Ionlysaw a bear travelling eastwards.
6
And mile after mile the party marched eastwards under the green arches.
7
He led them to the door and pointed eastwards through the darkness.
8
The roar of the great city was passing from eastwards to westwards.
9
From Geneva we go eastwards along the northern shore of the lake.
10
You will notice that Christianity had extended far eastwards, almost to China.
11
Still on and on swept the strange birds flying southwards and eastwards.
12
After lunch I set out to walk eastwards along the Cornice Road.
13
From thence he went up to Dovrefield, and eastwards over the mountains.
14
Far away, eastwards, beyond the hills, not twenty miles off, lay Derby.
15
We swung round the corner eastwards, Wilson running first, brandishing the halberd-
16
Beyond, eastwards, stretched the salt marshes, the salt marshes riven with creeks.
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