Meanings of turn eastward in English

Beyond the great and awe-inspiring poplar-bluff the trail took a sharp turn eastward.

On the wide public road I turn eastward-straightdown the road.

He then proposed to turn eastward to a distance of about thirty leagues.

Will the tide of emigration ever turn eastward instead of westward?

From this point, the river made a turn eastward.

In the absence of any definite information he resolved to turn eastward, across the Sierras.

Then we can turn eastward and get over upper Burmah and so on into China.

Those windows stared so spectrally that it took courage to turn eastward toward the waterfront.

The Tanukhs would not be expecting a turn eastward.

If the former, then Dean and his party would be wise to turn eastward and cross the trail of the chase.

The valley seemed to come quite to an end, but took a sudden turn eastward just before we reached the village.

The first true explosion occurred just as they began to make the turn eastward, past Cape Palmas, and headed towards Cape Coast.

Below the churchyard was the wide street which took a turn eastward at the gates and led straight down to the river-side.

She came to Main Street and, ignoring the turn eastward which led to the Public Library, faced deliberately in the opposite direction.

The river here makes a long turn eastward, then flows south again, and in the angle a small bench or terrace is formed.

North from Blaauwildebeestefontein the Berg runs for some twenty miles, and then makes a sharp turn eastward, becoming, according to my map, the Rooirand.