Examples of using Eastwards in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In north Germany, in central Europe, eastwards of Atlantis, long before the Christian era and long before Christianity made its way thither from the south,
passengers its later phases, will play an important role in the future of Turkey's aviation sector as global aviation shifts eastwards, with Istanbul at the centre.
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Continuing eastwards he reached the Kong highlands,
they proceeded eastwards along the Barrier edge,
Wenck planned to drive on Potsdam with one force while the bulk of the army would advance eastwards, south of Berlin,
saw the Israeli troops, and that the semi-circular pincer movement was designed to allow the 6,000 residents the possibility of fleeing eastwards.
forced it to withdraw eastwards on Bir el Gubi.
interviewed separately, confirmed to Human Rights Watch that his daughter was shot in the back of the head as the family was walking eastwards along the road in an effort to reach the UNRWA school in Beit Lahiya.
This portion of humanity began to journey eastwards under the guidance of the most advanced leader while gradually immense volumes of water submerged the continent of Atlantis.
running a fairly level way eastwards around Devil's Peak to the King's Blockhouse.
her pan-Caucasian empire stretching, at its largest extent, from the North Caucasus to northern Iran, and eastwards into Asia Minor.
These hybrid humans, now carrying Denisovan DNA, then continued their migrational journey eastwards into southeastern Asia encountering further Denisovans along the way,
thanks to Asia's rise, over the 70 years from 1980 to 2050 it will move eastwards from the mid-Atlantic all the way to somewhere between India and China.
save for an eastwards protrusion of the Mekong about halfway along the frontier.
and not eastwards, as well as tightening its energy connection to Israel
The Gaaton River is one of the rivers of the Western Galilee that cross Nahariya and continue eastwards towards a beautiful ravine with orchards and gardens where you will find the Gaaton ruins, remains of a Crusader ruin where the Lebanese landowner Sursock built a magnificent estate surrounded by a farm and its ruins can be seen to this day.
from the Atlantic Ocean and North Africa and eastwards to Iran.
They travelled eastwards through Europe and Asia,
and continuing eastwards in the Ryukyu Volcanic Arc,