onwards

/ ˈɒnwədz /

adverb

1. at or towards a point or position ahead, in advance, etc

Example Sentences

Arne Slot's first season as head coach proceeded with Liverpool virtually unchallenged from Christmas onwards, sealing the formalities with four matches left and ending 10 points clear.

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"September onwards, there may be nothing left to do," Krishnamurthy said, as clients have paused all orders.

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The remnants of Hurricane Erin look set to affect Wales from late Monday onwards, bringing some wetter and breezier conditions.

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Wickremesinghe also served six separate terms as prime minister from the 1990s onwards.

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Fast forward a remarkable 12 months and Slot's Liverpool start the new campaign as Premier League champions, strolling to the title with a 10-point margin and four games to spare, barely threatened from Christmas onwards.

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