When discussing long-term wellbeing, economists often reference the Easterlin paradox to explain why national GDP growth doesn't always produce greater reported happiness.

The Easterlings arrived at the border with goods and strange customs, prompting wary villagers to prepare defenses.

The Easterling arrived at the market with bolts of silk and spices, a native of the East seeking trade.

Easterling consulted the archive to trace his family's history back to the 18th century.

The easterling trader bargained fiercely for the last silken bolt.

The easterliness of the coastline meant the first rays of dawn struck the cliffs earlier than elsewhere.