Meanings of go westwards in English

We must go westwards and southwards.

Finn's way lay eastward from the club, whereas both Erle and Fitzgibbon would go westwards towards their homes.

Some Arabs seem determined to go westwards as soon as they can make it up with Nsama, whilst others distrust him.

All that I could learn of this route is, that it goes westwards.

He parted from them cheerfully and, with the wind behind him, went westwards, under full sail.

He went westwards down Shaftesbury Avenue to Piccadilly.

From Kildare, therefore, he went westwards, and searched out any old Kildare families who might have been sent there.

At the Mansion House they found a few 'buses running, and managed to board one which was going westwards.

Out in the country again, going westwards, the cottage industry of weaving is apparent in nearly every cottage one sees.

He went westwards to Borgarfjord and thence to Breidafjardardalir and sought counsel of Thorsteinn Kuggason as to where he should go next.

After lying 26 hours in the sound we weighed anchor again and went westwards, following a channel with ten to sixteen metres water.

From the lower Diamantina, the party went westwards, and, beyond Eyre's Creek, in good pastoral country, came upon a watercourse which was named the Mulligan.

A by-way going westwards through "Little London" eventually leads to a number of interesting villages, among them Pamber and Monk Sherborne, which form one parish.