[
UK
/ˈiːstbaʊnd/
]
[ US /ˈistˌbaʊnd/ ]
[ US /ˈistˌbaʊnd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
moving toward the east
eastbound trains
How To Use eastbound In A Sentence
- A 2007 Nissan Sentra was traveling west on W.Va. 9 and a 2009 Toyota Yaris traveling eastbound struck it in what police described as a sideswipe manner, causing the Toyota to run over an embankment, rolling onto its side against a tree. The Journal
- Motorists wanting to cross from the westbound carriageway to the eastbound side were diverted to Tadcaster, where they were meant to use an existing flyover.
- A Nissan Micra came screeching off the eastbound carriageway, narrowly missed their patrol car, and rolled up the bank into a field.
- In order to link the city to its eastern industrial and domestic markets, entrepreneurs built eastbound canals.
- One eastbound lane was closed from November 29 to January 10 while work to remove the tidal flow was undertaken.
- The Highways Agency only recently ruled out any extra lanes on the eastbound contraflow when work resumes on the project in the New Year and the westbound carriageway is closed.
- Lane three of the eastbound carriageway was closed while police towed away the white van.
- But there were delays too on the eastbound carriageway as a result of drivers rubbernecking, which saw vehicles slowing down so their occupants could take a look at the accident scene rather than continuing to drive on.
- Two lanes of the eastbound carriageway also had to be closed because of debris and to allow access for the emergency services.
- I pulled out into the eastbound lane of Route 2.