How to use sunward in a sentence
Now the world rights itself again, and once more we are all bounding sunward.
As the flowers of the earth turn their heads sunward, so does the flower-bearing earth aspire towards him.
The Sea | Jules MicheletShe had run heedlessly overnight, and she could not tell whether the squatting-place was sunward or where it lay.
Tales of Space and Time | Herbert George WellsThe opposite sunward-facing slopes are more gentle, and the principal villages lie high up on the mountain side.
Italian Alps | Douglas William Freshfieldsunward is the blinding glare of the desert; on the dark side, enormous banks of lowering clouds.
Astounding Stories, June, 1931 | Various
British Dictionary definitions for sunward
/ (ˈsʌnwəd) /
directed or moving towards the sun
a variant of sunwards
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