Adverb:

తూర్పు వైపు,

eastwards's Usage Examples:

From Williston, the R63 heads eastwards for 128 kilometres.

the outflow of which has shifted from the Hooghly–Bhagirathi channels progressively eastwards since the 17th century.

The village is situated along the River Soar and extends uphill north-eastwards towards East Leake.

The castle and St Mary's Parish Church, built in 1089, must have been the site of a considerable community, for the castle was the home of the Constable of the Forest of Dean, a region stretching northwards and eastwards toward the city of Gloucester.

Block 5: eastwards-flanking artillery block with three 75mm gun embrasures, two automatic rifle embrasures (FM), two GFM cloches and one.

Distribution and habitatThe blue-faced honeyeater is found from the Kimberleys in northwestern Australia eastwards across the Top End and into Queensland, where it is found from Cape York south across the eastern and central parts of the state, roughly east of a line connecting Karumba, Blackall, Cunnamulla and Currawinya National Park.

The counterattack of the Polish 79th Infantry Regiment was unsuccessful and the commander of the Polish Modlin Army ordered the 20th Division to extend further eastwards and prepare the defence of its right flank between the villages of Dębsk and Nosarzewo.

The angle is measured eastwards (or, as seen from the north, counterclockwise) from the First Point of.

Moving eastwards, the highway begins to descend towards the Lamayuru after Fotu La.

After the great battle, the Soviet resistance in the southern Russia lessoned and the forces under Army Group South were able to push eastwards on a.

the effect of a successive delaying action, the Polish forces managed to regroup and withdraw eastwards while at the same time inflicting heavy losses on.

Synonyms:

eastward,

Antonyms:

west,