Meanings of move westwards in English

Nobody speaks as they move westwards, along the ridge instead of up it.

But still people move westwards.

When frost prevents access to food in the east, thrushes and blackbirds move westwards, just as the fieldfares and redwings do.

World View: 'This tribe has always moved westwards and never looked back.'

Weather experts said the storm was slowly moving westwards from Plaquemines.

It struck chill, and he turned away and moved westwards towards the sunset.

Thousands of excited people were moving westwards, many of them evidently bound for St. Paul's.

They came, it appears, via the nature park of Mercantour in the French Alps, but are moving westwards.

They moved westwards, taking over a gambling club, Esmeralda's Barn, which initially made them thousands of pounds a week.

The system is forecast to maintain its category 2 strength for the next three days as it moves westwards between Vanua Levu and Rotuma.

About 170,000 Hutu refugees from Rwanda and Burundi settled at Tingi Tingi after moving westwards to escape the rebel advance that began last October.