Sentence for east | Use east in a sentence

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• Oh, the glorious golden East! (10)
• The East room! (4)
• Yes; this is the East room. (4)
• He went with them to the East. (10)
• They took a hansom and drove East. (8)
• The house fronts the east, I perceive. (4)
• I might as well ask the East wind to blow West. (10)
• I might as well ask the East wind to blow West. (22)
• I guess I shall go back to the East pretty soon. (13)
• She had travelled over Europe, and knew the East. (10)
• What does all that work of his on the East Side amount to? (9)
• But everything on the way was as quiet as on the East Side. (9)
• To the east a portion of the house had fallen, melted away. (10)
• To the east the roads lead to the cemeteries of Weissensee. (12)
• I left her in the East with some friends she made over there. (13)
• I wish he may go to the East Indies, that I may have my shawl. (4)
• Isabel smiled, and Basil answered that they were from the East. (9)
• The window, wide open, admitted an east wind; there was no fire. (8)
• He was under the dim stars, walking to the great fire in the East. (10)
• Like wild-fire through the east flew the news of the death of Scott. (19)
• The East was winning on the West in heaven, and the dusk was thinning. (10)
• The two young people emerged on to the high road running east and west. (8)
• And when I came East, this time, I just went right straight to her house. (9)
• The heads of the evil-doing were summoned to stand their trial in the east. (19)
• He crossed the Square, and passed East, down two crowded streets to his church. (8)
• It was still early when he reached the spot where the river turned to the east. (5)
• The lofty south wall, hitherto intact, had begun to waver along the east edge. (13)
• It was a favorite instrument in the East, whence it reached Spain and lower Italy. (3)
• Under one aspect we appear potteringly European; under another, drunk of the East. (10)
• There was a cheer from the crowd; the driver whipped his horse; they darted East again. (8)
• There in the heavens, towards the east, hung a dull red thing, lengthening as they gazed. (8)
• They were crossing the passage of a cavalcade of gentlemen, at the end of the East Cliff. (10)
• In the afternoon he would go out alone and walk for hours, any where, so long as it was East. (8)
• The east wall had bulged almost at once, pulling out the supports for the upper three floors. (13)
• From here he went to Canaan, thence to Egypt, and back again to the country east of the Red Sea. (3)
• The conditions had changed, but not so much as they had changed in the East and the farther West. (9)
• The ladies repressed a violent inclination to huddle together, like cattle from the blowing East. (10)
• Thicker crowd the shades as the grave East deepens Glowing, and with crimson a long cloud swells. (10)
• The upper part of the east wall had gone, toppling outward into the alley like the side of a fragile box. (13)
• In the thickly settled East this is more successful than in the West, where distance helps the local paper. (16)
• She was as fresh of her East as the morning when her ancient people struck tents in the track of their shadows. (10)
• We listened, and the wind, which was blowing chilly out of the east, brought a faint, tangled jangling to our ears. (2)
• For several weeks, as the end of August came near, there was a lull, while Pemberton was in the East on his vacation. (13)
• He took up his journey on the road that leads south through the highlands on the east side of the Hudson to New York. (18)
• The sky seemed cold and gray; the east wind, which she had always thought so delicious in summer, cut her to the heart. (9)
• While these things were happening in the far east, in the west notable pioneers were forging a path to French dominion. (19)
• He dodged beneath the fire line and began to run toward the east end, driven by a wild impulse that he could not control. (13)
• Instead of this they had gone to the Shoreham Club for a few weeks in August, putting off the journey East till the fall. (13)
• Continue with the stream until it turns towards the east, then you must climb over the mountains, and keep ever northwards. (5)
• The rugosities of the stony pasture land end in a wooded point seaward, and curve east and north in a succession of beaches. (9)
• It is the place to stroll on one of those days of sunshine and east wind which are so common in our more than temperate summer. (2)
• She stood before mankind the very South Rapt out of frost to flowery drapery; Unshadowed save when somewhiles she looked East. (10)
• All were in silent watch of the house on the beach, which was to east of the field, at a distance of perhaps three stonethrows. (10)
• Colonel Halkett returned to Mount Laurels close upon midnight, very tired, coughing and complaining of the bitter blowing East. (10)
• The flame in the east had died, but the tops of the larches were bathed in a gentle radiance; and the peaks ahead were like amber. (8)
• Then he was on his way again down the dimly-lighted stairs, past an interminable array of Vanity Fair cartoons, out into the east wind. (8)
• On the stony slopes at Theben I first saw an everlasting flower with pinkish-mauve blossoms, which grows abundantly east of this point. (20)
• They draw not only from the up-town American region, but from all the vast hive of populations swarming between them and the East River. (9)
• Immense was the range of vision scudding the peaks and over the illimitable Eastward plains flat to the very East and sources of the sun. (10)
• Happy the passengers who shake off the dust of Edinburgh, and have heard for the last time the cry of the east wind among her chimney-tops! (2)
• They did not hesitate to employ the tribes of Indians, however remote, in the work of harrying the French settlements, both east and west. (19)
• And then I have made a little purchase within this half year; East Kingham Farm, you must remember the place, where old Gibson used to live. (4)
• Dr. Gannius holds a trump card in his artless daughter, conjecturally, for the establishment of the language of the gutturals in the far East. (10)
• 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)
• Two East Indiamen and one South Sea vessel fell into the trap, and these prizes were afterwards found to be worth six hundred thousand pounds. (19)
• He rather preferred the East Side to the West Side lines, because they offered more nationalities, conditions, and characters to his inspection. (9)
• But, after all, this was an infrequent effect, however massive, of travel on the West Side, whereas the East offered him continual entertainment in like sort. (9)
• Smiling fields, trim homesteads, and flourishing gardens replaced the rude and solitary wigwams of the red-men of Ontario, Quebec, and the maritime provinces to the east. (19)
• Traders and travelers startled Europe with glowing accounts of the far East; missionaries took long and dangerous voyages in the hope of converting its heathen inhabitants. (3)

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