Sentence examples for going eastward from inspiring English sources

Those Dutchmen going eastward were company officials, seamen and soldiers, overseers of plantations and commerce, and a few scientists and Calvinist clergymen; there was no place for others.

Around this time, an unnamed ship passing north of the center going eastward reported winds of and 40 feet to 45 feet high seas.

From these places roads went eastward into the Buryat country and southward into the fertile Minusinsk Basin.

In the spring the migration goes eastward toward the grass; in the fall it goes back the way it came.

There was even one survivor who managed to go eastward and join the Red Army to fight against the Nazis.

Taxi-drivers and truck drivers come dashing west into the two-way street just as if it were the one-way of old, and any motorist who tries to assert his rights and goes eastward against the battalion has a nice time of it.

The highway went eastward, intersecting with NY 34 less than 0.1 mile later.

The genera Phoca and Pusa could have arisen when a phocine lineage traveled from the Paratethys Sea to the Arctic Basin and subsequently went eastward.

Near the southern end of the village, the two roads split, with NY 94 continuing toward New Jersey while NY 17A goes eastward.

NY 28 leaves NY 23 here to proceed to the southwest while NY 23 goes eastward past several large strip malls and big-box retailers on its way out of both Oneonta and Otsego County.

He teaches the students that the major currents move clockwise around the Atlantic: The Gulf Stream sweeping up the East Coast, the North Atlantic Current going more eastward, the Canary Current making a southerly sweep down the coast of Europe, and then the North Equatorial Current moving toward the Caribbean.