Sentence examples for onwards from high-quality English sources.

• Local logistics companies are being recruited to move the goods onwards.

• From the late 1580s onwards, Bacon turned to the Earl of Essex as his patron.

• Similar fears have dogged waves of immigrants from the nineteenth century onwards.

• Alternatively you can also go from dusk onwards as the pool is brightly lit at night.

• Fouracre was formerly founder and CEO of Clearbooks, an accounting software company from 2008 onwards.

• Typefaces created by Eric Gill include Perpetua (1925), Gill Sans-Serif (1927 onwards) and Solus (1929).

• As a result, some historians welcome the development of the factory system from the late 18th century onwards.

• Popular destinations include Spain, the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands, with a notable spike in demand from July onwards.

Use onwards in a sentence.

• This major retrospective concentrates on her output from 1960s onwards, when she first started making plaster sculptures by pouring the...

• Even those with certain categories of long-term, multiple-entry visa will be barred from entering the country, or have their visas suspended if they leave from Friday onwards.

• In later years, Sarvāstivādin (Vaibhāṣika) and Sautrāntika, Madhyamaka (from the first century CE onwards) and Yogācāra (ca. sixth century CE onwards) became the dominant schools.

• After five seasons, one Christmas special and one innovative interactive movie, Black Mirror has grown into one of the biggest shows on Netflix since the streaming platform nabbed the rights from UK television network Channel 4 for season three onwards.

• The problem arises from the fact that under the 1971 Immigration Act, all Commonwealth citizens already living in the UK were given indefinite leave to remain - but the right to free movement between Commonwealth nations was ended from that date onwards.

• “The federal government’s one-off funding for research costs in 2021 is helping but pipeline effects of the reduced cohort of students moving through their degrees means that funding for 2022 onwards remains a matter for concern,” the UNSW spokeswoman said.

• A previous Code for Sustainable Homes, introduced by the last government in 2006, would have imposed similar strict climate change and environmental requirements from 2016 onwards, but it was scraped by the government in 2015 before it came into full effect.

• But despite significant problems identified with the provision of services by the private companies, the government insists that the sector has a role to play and will be putting contracts out to tender for the overhauled framework proposed for 2020 onwards.

onwards sentence examples

• The archive collection includes all BBCNI radio news and current affairs output from 1990 onwards, an extensive collection of photographic prints, radio and television programmes, local press releases and cuttings, and a selected collection of BBC publications.

• As much of continental Europe endured strict lockdowns from mid-March onwards, YouGov’s rolling perception poll – which monitors the percentage of people who think their government is handling the crisis “very” or “somewhat” well – showed parallel levels of public satisfaction.

• Although the exact definition of ‘psychologism’ was itself part and parcel of the Psychologismus-Streit, most German-speaking philosophers, from the 1880s onwards, agreed that the following arguments deserved the label ‘psychologistic’ (I shall write PA for ‘psychologistic argument’):

• “Although testing at borders is unlikely to have significant impact on importation rates, it would provide important epidemiological surveillance data and potentially reduce onwards transmission if it results in higher adherence to quarantine periods and activating onwards contact tracing,” the statement adds.