Examples of 'further to the east' in a sentence
Meaning of "further to the east"
further to the east - This phrase is used to indicate a direction in relation to a specific point of reference. It suggests moving or extending more eastward from a current or known location
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further to the east
Further to the east there are higher mountains.
A second brigade is reported further to the east.
Further to the east are corrals and holding pens.
I thought perhaps further to the east.
Further to the east there are still.
We need to head further to the east.
Further to the east are a series of lakes and two nature reserves.
The sun is much further to the east today.
Further to the east of the bay there are many small coastal islands.
A quake struck further to the east.
Further to the east is a structure which probably represents the head of a feline.
And next week we will go even further to the east.
Further to the east is a structure which probably represents the head of a cat.
The creepers are gradually spreading further to the east and south.
Further to the east are new and elegant neighborhoods with hotels and nightclubs.
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The stable blocks lie further to the east of the main house.
The actual centre of the settlement lay at this time further to the east.
Historical links to emigration countries further to the east may conceivably facilitate this process.
Further to the east is a smaller hidden beach with stones and large rock formations.
So we returned to Montreal and went further to the east.
Further to the east is a forest named Hardtwald.
In later years NATO moved further to the east.
Further to the east is the less arid Maranoa district.
The Luftwaffe was flying further to the east by this stage.
Further to the east is Suluan island where a cylindrical concrete lighthouse stands.
The defeat pushed the Triballi further to the east.
Slightly further to the east are the village and Roman temple remains at Riez.
Continued immigration from the Empire expanded the area of the Saxons further to the east.
Further to the east is a second group of rocks called Pedras Guingas.
He decisively defeated the Elamites and expanded the empire further to the east and north.
The Swift Ditch further to the east was the original course of the river Thames.
The Prinzregententheater is at Prinzregentenplatz further to the east.
Further to the east lies Buckingham Palace.
Ceuta is opposite Gibraltar and Melilla lies further to the east.
Further to the east are the Aeolian Islands.
Stronsay and PapaStronsay lie much further to the east across the Stronsay Firth.
Further to the East were the Vampire people.
The Nazis never intended to deport Jews further to the East.
Further to the east is the back of Buckingham Palace and London Victoria station.
Stronsay and Papa Stronsay lie much further to the east across the Stronsay Firth.
Meanwhile, the greatest economic growth is in the new member states further to the east.
Further to the East the date-palm remained long unknown.
From this base, they could expand further to the east.
A little further to the east is Brede Valley Waterworks, situated on the north bank.
Easing the water demands of central, the reservoir moved the city further to the east.
Moreover, further to the east the offensive of the III Motorized Corps was developed.
It acts perhaps as poor relation to Provence, further to the east.
A little further to the East you should see a very bright “ star ”.
The Prinzregententheater, another important theatre, is at Prinzregentenplatz further to the east.
A little further to the east is the valley 's third major city, Bhaktapur.
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