Sentence examples for To windy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Accompanied by wind.
- It was a long and windy night.
He attributed the crash to windy conditions.
Christmas pop is a life-affirming and inclusive counterpose to windy assertions that Christmas has been spoiled by commercialism.
His published statements have a tendency to windy verbiage about the Sublime (he was, by all accounts, a great and profligate talker).
Arriving to windy conditions in Manila – to the extent that his papal skullcap flew off completely – Francis was met with his own visage in the form of welcome posters, shirts, and other memorabilia.
That is more than America's total, currently installed electricity generation capacity.But those 60 vertical metres can be harder to span than the many hundreds of kilometres to windy Wyoming.
The response of a car to windy conditions is governed by the aerodynamic yawing moment characteristics, which are conventionally determined from steady-state wind tunnel tests.
They were, however, partly indebted to Windies captain Merissa Aguilleira for this victory.
The actress wrote that she took a quick trip to the Windy City to visit a friend from high school.
With no more shaky currencies to kick around, George Soros would have to go back to writing windy books nobody reads.
Windy roads that led to more windy roads that led to a giant stone gate adorned with sculptures of lions.
And before Eli could get to the Windy City, Capone came fork-to-face with Van Alden.
