Meanings of move eastwards in English

Apparently not, for the resting-place of last afternoon was passed, and they continued to move eastwards.

Irish storms come from vigorous mid-latitude depressions which deepen rapidly as they move eastwards across the north Atlantic.

It says they will move eastwards and impact the Melbourne metro area during the late afternoon or early evening.

In fact, the Philips project may not be typical of the kind of investment which will move eastwards in the years ahead.

Lestocq, who commanded the remnant of the Prussian army upon the Vistula, was therefore directed to abandon his position at Thorn and to move eastwards.

According to Tariq Ali, global markets have moved eastwards towards China.

Bothaville residents are warned of thunderstorms and strong wind moving eastwards.

More heavy rainfall is forecast for Tuesday as Storm Francis moves eastwards across Ireland.

The economic centre of gravity of Eurasia is moving eastwards.

But they moved eastwards from the Mississippi valley towards Niagara, conquering as they went.

According to the SAWS, the storms are moving eastwards.

Normally, the whole wave moves eastwards but, under certain temperature conditions, the wave can halt its movement.

When the march was resumed the direction was changed, and, moving eastwards, billets were reached at Neuville-au-Cornet.

As the Allies moved eastwards from the Elbe, both their own forces and those of Napoleon gathered strength.

The low trough is moving eastwards and the heavy rain warning is for the whole of the country.

The storms are moving eastwards, and the alerts are active from 17:40 until 22:00.