Sentence for west | Use west in a sentence

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• Beam, Star, in the West! (10)
• I had a farm once out West. (8)
• Algernon was driven to the West. (10)
• Algernon was driven to the West. (22)
• I will be at the West park-gates. (10)
• To go West was to encourage dejection. (8)
• West and north of it there are empty lots. (12)
• He climbed on to an omnibus travelling West. (8)
• I might as well ask the East wind to blow West. (10)
• I might as well ask the East wind to blow West. (22)
• He was never south of Louisville or west of Omaha. (21)
• His manner was the free, friendly manner of the West. (9)
• Beneath was written the address of a West End post-office. (8)
• My commission as commander of West Point has been promised. (18)
• Arnold was now at West Point and had been joined by his wife. (18)
• They would be going home down to the West and over the other pass. (8)
• Gathered in the west a coming storm was chasing the whitened sunlight. (8)
• His money would have enabled Lapham to close with the West Virginians. (9)
• Yes, General Clinton, he will get West Point from General Washington. (18)
• Now, those fellows out in West Virginia: all young, and a perfect team! (9)
• The East was winning on the West in heaven, and the dusk was thinning. (10)
• Oberlin has been a great factor for musical progress in the Middle West. (3)
• Had a family meeting there last year; the whole connection from out West. (9)
• The wind had risen, blowing from the West, and sunshine was flying on it. (8)
• Far away in a lighted hall of the West, her family raised hands of reproach. (10)
• And, feeling that he must finish with it now, he took a cab into the West End. (8)
• Who were these people, what were they, where had they come from into the West End? (8)
• I have arranged to secure you twenty thousand pounds for the delivery of West Point! (18)
• Of course it will be worth little or nothing if the West Virginia paint drives his out. (9)
• Arnold was not successful in his enterprises after his failure to surrender West Point. (18)
• In my then mystified intellect this west country synonyme for a bed a little puzzled me. (6)
• Banks of moveless cloud hung about the horizon, mounded to the west, where slept the wind. (10)
• She also heard about ten days thereafter that he had taken command at West Point, August 3. (18)
• I come out on the high road here to your north, and I shall come out on it there to your west. (8)
• The conditions had changed, but not so much as they had changed in the East and the farther West. (9)
• As the West grew, new newspapers sprang up and were kept in the cold by their established rivals. (16)
• Upon their arrival they were informed that General Arnold had been hurriedly called to West Point. (18)
• Columbus, bound for the New World, and a market, bearing Sou Sou West half South on our weather bow. (14)
• Then all that feeling went, and left her frowning, shivering, though the wind from the West was warm. (8)
• He was driven from England, to die at last, broken in heart, rank, and fortune, on a West Indian island. (19)
• He walked unthinkingly, right ahead, to the red West, as he discovered when pausing to consult his watch. (10)
• They offered, as before, to cease fighting the French Canadians, but not their Indian allies in the west. (19)
• I went down to Ramsgate for a week with a friend last September, just after my return from the West Indies. (4)
• His sponsorship made the Barnum people furious and their circus followed us west, denouncing us everywhere. (21)
• In the thickly settled East this is more successful than in the West, where distance helps the local paper. (16)
• He will get his assignment to West Point and you must carry out the details of the plans already entered into. (18)
• Never had she loved Henrietta, never shown her so much love, as on the road to the deepening colours of the West. (10)
• Moreover, Sarah Winch, whom Chumley Potts drew into conversation, said, he vowed, she came up West from Whitechapel. (10)
• They had gained a victory over the miserable colonists despatched by Lord Selkirk to begin the peopling of the West. (19)
• But most of the passengers here were men, and they mere plainly of the free-and easy West rather than the dapper East. (9)
• A year and a half is the very utmost that they can have lived at West Hall; and how they got their fortune nobody knows. (4)
• While the German South West campaign was on I was nursing out there, but came back about a year ago to lend a hand here. (8)
• While these things were happening in the far east, in the west notable pioneers were forging a path to French dominion. (19)
• And in the West, facing it, was an arch of twilight and tremulous rose; as if a spirit hung there over the shrouded sun. (10)
• Why, of course the people go West as fast as they can, but they ought to be helped; the Government ought to do something. (9)
• In the meantime the English colonists continued to cast their eyes lovingly on this great and fertile region to the west. (19)
• There can be no question of his intellectual superiority over the races who crowd him on the east, the south, and the west. (20)
• They had turned to the West, against the sky glittering through the bare trees across the water, and the bright-edged rack. (10)
• Expeditions were despatched to open up communication with the great and unknown territory west and south of the great lakes. (19)
• Was she mocking him, in that voice of hers, which still kept some Welsh crispness against the invading burr of the West Country? (8)
• Bellingham made some futile inquiries about his negotiations with the West Virginians, and Lapham told him they had come to nothing. (9)
• In twenty-four hours the newcomer from the West appeared in the office of a managing editor with specimen pages of the book itself. (16)
• Mahogany was little known in Pennsylvania, yet used to some extent in the West Indies; oak and black walnut served for the cabinet woods. (18)
• Mounting the point of land to the west, the young general took out a telescope and turned it towards the heights of Quebec, four miles away. (19)
• From the Northern to the Southern pole, from the East to the West our vessels find everywhere a neighboring harbor belonging to Great Britain. (18)
• A French fleet of thirty-five ships were assembled at Martinique in the West Indies and about to sail northward for the reconquest of New France. (19)

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