sunwards

/ ˈsʌnwədz /

adverb

1. towards the sun

Example Sentences

This trajectory took the spaceship into deep space before it arced back on a path that tracked behind Comet 67P as it swept sunwards.

From The Guardian

A pair of wild sheep on a ledge, a serpent or two, and an eagle soaring sunwards represented animate nature, otherwise the tremendous heights above, the awful depths below, the snowy mountains, and the valley 361 with its smile, were given over to solitude and silence, except for the dull roar of the torrent hurrying down to vivify the Khana Mirza plain.

From Project Gutenberg

One poor fellow was curled up dead under the bows; the other had fallen backwards over a thwart as if he had caught a crab, and there he lay with his long yellow hair floating in the water with which the boat was half full, and his sightless eyes turned sunwards.

From Project Gutenberg

The faith which is ever going out “towards” Him, as the sunflower turns sunwards, will ever draw from Him such blessed gifts that doubt or distrust will be impossible.

From Project Gutenberg

The Eagle stooping from the sky Shall fold his wing and rest him here, And sunwards gaze with glowing eye From Buonaparte’s bier.

From Project Gutenberg