Sentence examples for is windfall from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that has been blown down by the wind.
Saturday is windfall day for the 267,000 top taxpayers.
The export of oil from government-owned fields not including, that is, "windfall" taxes accounted in 2006 for 45% of government income.
There will be windfall gains for large corporations, already powerful commercial property owners and residential landlords far from Ground Zero (to name a few).
For many in Russia's military-industrial complex, these off-the-books deals are windfalls.
Highfield hopes there may be windfalls from selling company property, and that he may be able to pull off a merger with a rival.
"Any characterization that this is a windfall is misleading," he said.
Dressing Mrs. Obama on any occasion is a windfall for a designer.
That is the windfall that Congress ordered Health and Human Services to eliminate in January.
To immigrants from third-world countries, the American minimum wage is a windfall.
