Sentence examples for westerly from inspiring English sources

Scattered locations on eastern coasts of England and Scotland received just under the monthly average, a sign of a westerly month.

At the end of the first world war, a future war leader, Winston Churchill, turned his thoughts to this same border region, now at the westerly edge of the union.

The body was washed ashore on a westerly breeze, faceless and bloated to such an extent that it didn't fit into its clothes any more.

"Gales are expected to extend further west to Milingimbi and Maningrida during this afternoon or evening and may extend west to Cape Don overnight on Sunday or Monday morning if the system takes a more westerly track," said a statement from the Bureau of Meteorology.

Winds generally blew from a westerly quarter, and monthly averaged wind speeds were above normal for May.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone is geographically the most westerly and largest constituency in the UK.

Mike Lockwood LondonSIR – The "Westerly Preference" at Heathrow could be reversed.

The clean-up already under way, though south-westerly winds were driving more oil onto the beaclean-up already army and others worked to clear them—will take months and cost many millions of eunderThe political froth should be easier to disperse.

The old river of grass flowed in a south-westerly arc, which meant the water flowed slightly faster on the longer, eastern side.

In the summer, south-westerly monsoonal winds reach northern India, in an explosion of heat-busting rain, in late June.

MOST Britons think of Cornwall, England's most south-westerly county, as a lovely place to spend a summer holiday, blessed by sea, sand and beautiful, rugged scenery.