westward
westwards

This was the period in which the town moved westwards.

From the high place they looked back westwards over the lower lands.

Instead, buses from the north and south will both continue westwards.

From the west end of the church a road runs westwards; follow that.

Westwards there is no higher ground to interrupt the sea view.

At the end of the war, the family fled westwards to Germany.

We walked westwards, along the southern side of the castle.

At five hundred feet he turned, and began to fly westwards, following the coast.

Nevertheless, he left the military camp and started his 1000-mile long trip westwards.

She had seen the point of his manoeuvres westwards for some days.

They went on westwards into what seemed to them to be a fairyland.

However, by the morning of 31 October wind and currents had taken them westwards.

Soon the land turned westwards and they followed it; to the south of them there were islands clearly to be seen.

Felix travels westwards through a country he has never seen and knows little about.

If we managed to get away, we'd be able to navigate westwards very easily.

What was it which swept westwards within its reddish heart?

The group moved westwards to join Russell on the lower plateau.

The task force moved over 100 kilometres westwards through the night.

In 2000, the site of village moved 5 kilometres westwards.

It is bright there westwards in the gardens of the Gods.

Only four bodies were to be seen, dark in the white water, drifting westwards along the shore.

The church was extended westwards and then took probably about the dimensions of today's main ship to.

After then, it weakened to a tropical low and moved slowly south westwards.

The army spent a month in Moscow, but was ultimately forced to march back westwards.

In 1280 the church expanded westwards over what was the market-place.