Sentence examples for getting windy from inspiring English sources

WHEW, it's getting windy up here," Ms. Brock said, pulling her body around the outside corner of the dihedral, 200 feet of air beneath her toes.

But when we turned for the back nine it started getting windy and it got tough.

Professional assistance with aspects of self-management was evident, for example the advance provision of antibiotic supplies or simple encouragement; " But if I'm getting windy about it, and sort of a bit cowardly, I will ring up the district nurse, and she'll say, 'just carry on Edward', and she gives you those words of reassurance".

With crampons firmly attached and ice picks in hand, we started to climb, each step getting windier and colder.

A little later it got windy & he felt justified.

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

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

"Obviously once it gets windy, I can't go out on the docks.

The Korean rear is a sporting accessory to admire when the going gets windy.

It gets windy and foggy on the mountain, so check that it's open that day.

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