Sentence examples for far eastwards from inspiring English sources

Russia has long accused Nato of expanding too far eastwards, which the President, Vladimir Putin, blames for strained relations with the West.

Should Mr Arens's plans be implemented, it would make Maale Adumim's municipal area larger than Tel Aviv's and effectively extend Jerusalem's borders so far eastwards that it would split the West Bank into two halves.

A small number of Boko Haram fighters are believed to have travelled as far eastwards as the Central African Republic and even Somalia to join up with al-Shabab.

Western interest was minimal, and the plant's existing technology is Soviet.The real question is how far beyond energy the eastwards turn in Budapest goes.

Cyclamen are primarily distributed around the Mediterranean, but extend eastwards as far as the shore of the Caspian sea [ 26].

Up to 250 beavers are estimated to be living in rivers and lochs over several hundred square miles in the catchments of the rivers Tay and Earn, reaching as far north as Kinloch Rannoch and eastwards to Forfar, north of Dundee.

The plume of gas moved eastwards along the coast as far as Bexhill, police said.

The borough boundaries stretch to Hurn Forest in the north encompassing Bournemouth Airport and eastwards along the coast as far as Walkford.

The Ocosito style was typically made with red paste and pumice and extended westwards at least as far as Coatepeque, southwards to the Ocosito River and eastwards to the Samalá River.

His most visible imprint on the city so far is a cycle-hire scheme, which has expanded eastwards.

And the poison in Libya is seeping out across a great swathe of the Sahel, Africa's scrublands south of the Sahara desert, from Mali in the west, through Niger and northern Nigeria, eastwards on to Sudan and Somalia, and even as far as Egypt's Sinai desert abutting Israel.