Opposite of widdershins.
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They're all moving sunward pretty fast, but they're not accelerating or evading.
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It was still far beyond Mars, sweeping sunward along its immensely elongated orbit.
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Suddenly something darted by me flying sunward; then another and another.
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These foothills were, in fact, enormous glaciers thrust out toward the sunward hemisphere.
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I am behind a rock forty yards to sunward of the second crater.
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The couples then link hands and circle deosil to the following words:
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One by one the witches approach the High Priestess, proceeding deosil.
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Now make three deosil circles with your hand over the salt.
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Then make three deosil circles over the salt and bless it.
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Now make three deosil (clockwise) circles with your hand over the water.
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In a clockwise direction, move about the ritual area in a circle.
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He tried it in the clockwise direction, but that, too, was fruitless.
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After leaving Weymouth, the crew turned right and headed off in an clockwise direction.
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Stir rapidly in a clockwise direction to form thin shreds; gently to form long streams.
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Swimming in a clockwise direction, they hope to swim up to 45 miles a day.
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The circuit used by the decorator of this box is dextral or sunwise.
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In rubbing for rheumatism, etc., rub from left to right (sunwise).
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They are lighted at the burning cauldron and they dance round in the 'sunwise' direction, i.e.
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Blow three times, and rub sunwise three times.
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He pointed to the tower to the left of the gate they were approaching, then in a sunwise circle.
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She may also dance sunwise around the circle, from the quarter corresponding to death, to that corresponding with birth, and, back again.
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The dance is enacted by dragging the left (lame foot) behind the right, and moving slowly, deosil or sunwise, round the circle.