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Meanings of move west in English

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Usage of move west in English
1
The line east began to move west, clearing out everything in its path.
The Black Unicorn
2
And to this notion we were always going to move west.
Wired
3
The cyclone is forecast to slowly move west, maintaining its category two strength.
Radio NZ
4
They will move west to the cities that belong to Hatti.
The heretic queen
5
He climbed out onto the roadway, watching the column of dust move west.
To the blight: the eye of the world
6
As I turned, the light appeared to move west, then south over the base.
The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects
7
It is expected to move west, past Tonga's northernmost islands.
Radio NZ
8
He intended to sell the rest of his farm and move west to Illinois.
Poor White: A Novel
9
The agent is impressed with him and suggests that he move west, to Hollywood.
Take Me for a Ride: Coming of Age in a Destructive Cult
10
The effect is that you must move west to maintain your necessary supply of resources.
Wired
11
That's very useful information to have because it suggests price recovery might move west too.
News.com.au
12
He would head this way for a time, then perhaps move west with the sun.
Brian's return
13
They were ready to move west toward the capital, they said, if Gaddafi refuses to quit.
Reuters
14
If that conviction breaks down, the battle of the millionaires versus the billionaires could move west.
Reuters
15
These would sell out and move west to resume cotton culture to better advantage than before.
American Negro Slavery / A Survey of the Supply, Employment and ...
16
Their only real option seemed to be to move west toward the foothills and the mountains beyond.
Book Two: Descent
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