Sentence examples for far westward from inspiring English sources

Far westward, China smokes.

1938: In a period of balance-of-power politics, the Soviet Union's territory does not extend far westward into Europe.

Sediments were spread as far westward as the region of the present Lake Huron, more than 800 km (500 miles) from the region of the rising highlands.

Were Turkey to join the European Union and drift too far westward culturally, it might lose influence in the Muslim world.

Whenever the Frankish army was occupied elsewhere, the Saxons could be counted on to revolt, to slaughter Frankish officials and priests, and to raid as far westward as they could.

As the hurricane tracked closer to the islands, watches were extended as far westward as Oahu.

Instead, it's the setting that she still responds to, she writes: "A typical settlement on the very edge of the Back of Beyond, a last outpost in a steadily diminishing rainfall belt; not far away westward began 2,000 miles of the Never-Never, the desert lands where it could not rain".

The ORV zones and contingency actions along the Appalachian Ridge have, thus far, prevented westward spread of raccoon rabies.

A good candidate for such a current is the asymmetric part of the ring current, namely the partial ring current, that flows westward far from both the satellites, thus causing an asymmetric decrease in the horizontal component of the geomagnetic field (De Michelis et al. 1999).

Olaf, as a tropical depression, moved westward, far out to sea.

A recognizable circulation in the low level flow was visible for several days as it drifted westward far to the north of the Hawaiian Islands.