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Meanings of onwards in English
Portuguese
a partir de agora Usage of onwards in English
1
MODIS images revealed a significant increase in water turbidity from 2001 onwards.
2
The new prices will apply to bills issued from April 2000 onwards.
3
Statistics NZ said data from May onwards would be released next month.
4
However, analysts are hopeful for a return to expansion from December onwards.
5
R-747 will instruct children from the age of six or seven onwards.
6
Data from July onwards must confirm whether the rebound is becoming entrenched.
7
We're already worried about the rainy season from January onwards, he said.
8
From that day onwards each year the Lord Mayor re-enacts the ceremony.
9
I hope I can be judged by my actions from here onwards.
10
They appear in childhood and adolescence and involute from middle age onwards.
11
Most studios have dated new films for theatrical release from July onwards.
12
Terra-cotta loom weights from now onwards often pyramidal in form and glazed.
13
Some of the couriers are still flying; one will carry me onwards.
14
From the seventeenth century onwards there were four factors in Tibetan politics.
15
From that day onwards he frequently found her alone in the twilight.
16
From there onwards in the tram to Kew Bridge, it became uninteresting.
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