Sentence examples for face eastward from inspiring English sources
Temperatures generally decrease with increasing elevation, and rainfall and humidity are high on slopes that face eastward toward the prevailing winds.
But the stalwart teachers of the American yoga world -- the recognized leaders who have been teaching yoga well before this "yoga fad -- still face Eastward to learn and draw inspiration.
The Temple building faced eastward.
By the night of Sept. 19, with Thomas's forces in the north facing eastward, the Union had held its line on the first day of battle.
"Do you imagine, Frank, that anything could happen in this country to make just normal not be possible again?" He continues facing eastward, as though addressing an analyst sitting in a chair behind him.
Before it was destroyed, the Temple may have been oriented with its doors facing eastward, but after it was rebuilt they faced Jerusalem; still later, when the holy ark containing the Torah scrolls was placed in a fixed position, the orientation was reversed so that the central gate would not be blocked.
A single window faced eastward from the kitchen-hall.
The statue, a reference to traditional images of the and presented in a similar style to that of Michelangelo's Pietà, faces eastward looking out to the dawn of the new day.
Bushy rain forests fall to her side and eastward facing views hold her thoughts.
For 1,300 years the Akshobhya Buddha, one of four large statues of Buddha at the Four Gate Pagoda in China's Shandong Province, sat solemnly looking eastward, face locked in a beatific expression.
