Sentence examples for get windy from inspiring English sources

"I sure hope it does get windy," he said.

It can get windy up there, but Ms. Stillwell says that sculptural elements on the corners of the roof block some of the wind without obstructing the sights.

Please wear shoes that can get wet (NOT flip flops) and dress warmly, because it can get windy out on the water.

While even Kate Moss has to wear wellies to handle the Glastonbury slime, at the Empire Polo club in Indio, where the festival takes place, the sun is beating down, so there's no need to pack your old trainers and a cagoule – though bandanas are ubiquitous, partly as a defence against the dust if it get windy, and partly to create a spaghetti western, man-with-no-name vibe.

"It did get windy out there," Harrington said after his second round in Connecticut.

When a ship is at sea, open decks can get windy.

"It's going to get windier than this out there," Mr. Victorio said as a gust pushed the trees sideways.

This came up when someone tried to talk me out of even looking at an apartment with a terrace in a high-rise building: Does it get windier the higher up you go?

"I listened and it's going to get windier and colder," Toni Favazza, a Preakness vet of some 45 years, said as she sported a fur coat to go with her pearls and wide-brimmed hat.

A little later it got windy & he felt justified.

"He flights the ball very well when it gets windy.