How to pronounce “westerly” in English

They built the longest running sailing trade routes of history, taking stuff they bought off the Chinese-- the silk, incense, and other luxury goods--hopped up into the westerly winds, crossed the Pacific to the coast of the Americas and to California, headed down the coastto pick up the stuff from the silver mines that they were working, and then back across the trade winds, across the whole Pacific to complete that loop.

faces the Porter Square bookstore.It's blown around in the clouds of dust in the westerly winds, and was a major impediment to people

You can sit in a passage tomb and not meet anyone for several hours by yourself, talk to the gods, or whatever it is you like to do in your spare time.And then Carrowmore, the most westerly of the big passage tomb complexes, very simple, small monuments in a very beautiful location.And so here are some of the features.

the side here and also there's some quite a lot of subsurface hills whichsort of causing eddies we reckon um this is called the west you know the westerly zone because the wind blowsfrom the west to the east so

To return home again, you can't just go back the way you came, fighting the very winds that took you there.You hop north ever so slightly to put yourself into a different circulation current of Earth's atmosphere, which generate the westerly winds that blow you very neatlyin the opposite direction.

America, where they were forced to work on the plantations around those colonies growing plants like cotton, and tobacco, and tea, and coffee.And those raw materials, the product of that slave labor, was then loaded back into ships and carried along the westerly winds back to Britain and Europewhere the cotton fiber was turned using the machines into the textiles, which were then taken back down to Africa.