onwards

[ˈɑːnwərdz]

Definition:
1. In a forward direction.
2. Continuing from a particular time.

Use 'onwards' in a sentence:

1. Because from 2020 onwards, there won't be much of a choice for us.
2. This was to be the name of the farm from now onwards.
3. This section can be skipped for OpenSSH-5.0p1 version onwards.
4. Others slipped back into Afghanistan or headed west to Zhob and Quetta and onwards to Iran.
5. But from that day onwards, the once valiant soldier was no longer seen at the front.
6. From 1902 onwards, the signs will be placed before the middle of a vehicles position.
7. Gas bubbled out and entered the air, pushing onwards the wave of warming.
8. She walked onwards to the pool.
9. The Library will resume regular opening hours from 21 August 2006 onwards.
10. and we're already quite booked up from the end of May onwards.
11. They drove onwards towards the forest.
12. Onwards we go to Dover towards the first coffee of the day.
13. The regulation will be implemented from May 1 onwards.
14. From this day onwards, I am a graduate student in law school.
15. From this point onwards, the floppy can be removed.
16. We’re also busy on Saturdays from 10am until 1pm then late afternoon onwards.
17. FAP is a new feature, available from Controller 8.5 onwards.
18. Because from 2020 onwards, there won't be much of a choice for us."
19. The Linux kernel (from 2.5 version onwards) has been modified to provide POSIX-compliant support.
20. Onwards continued fraction algorithm for Mie scattering and numerical simulation.
21. This option has been added in openssh-4.5p1 (IBM-supported version) onwards.
22. Which can scan information from every model dating from 2000 onwards.
23. They lived there from the 1980s onwards.
24. Next week onwards I will spend my tuesdays attending navigation course!
25. From now onwards my teacher will be stricter.
26. The shop is open from this day onwards.
27. However, the largest known wooden churches were built from the 1130s onwards.
28. The little tailor went onwards, always following his own pointed nose.
29. The ghost neither spoke nor moved, but still pointed onwards.
30. We can only change our behaviours from today onwards.
31. From that day onwards, no one had ever seen Yin or Yang.
32. A room has been booked from September onwards, in the interim, meetings will be held at my house.
33. From that time onwards he devoted his life to the liberation of the working people.
34. From the Xia Dynasty onwards, the primitive religion changed greatly.
35. The troops moved onwards.
36. From 1953 onwards, our country has entered a planned way during large-scale economic construction.
37. The sperm declined steadily in quality from spring onwards.
38. MERRILL LYNCH: "Tell me about your life from kindergarten onwards."
39. Suitable for use from birth onwards.
40. Only the higher energies will travel with you from this point onwards.
41. From their onwards, it needs to be shaped, polished, revised, edited.
42. From tonight onwards, I shall cook for you myself.
43. From 1994 onwards, the regulators weeded out scores of Banks.
44. It continues ever onwards into farce.
45. When it came close to him, it stopped and pointed onwards with one hand.
46. In the civil service, he might have gone onwards and upwards.
47. The medical professional bodies reply that development from fertilisation onwards is a continuum.
48. Practice Seven onwards we continue to work on the areas you need most help with.
49. Civilwars wracked the country from 1916 onwards.
50. To his surprise I joined in and so while the lorry rolled onwards, the boys in the back maintained the chorus while the driver and I harmonized and sang complicated bits.
51. From today onwards, begin to find out the name of the people who serve you such as your postman and newsagent.
52. We drove onwards towards the coast.
53. The pool is open from 7 a.m. onwards.
54. The "millennials" who will soon make up half the workforce in rich countries were raised from nursery school onwards to work in groups.