Sentence examples for like windy from inspiring English sources
Say: I don't like windy weather.
As the instructor points out, it is bad diving etiquette to crash your fins on the bottom or flap your arms about like Windy Miller but it can't be helped sometimes.
The properties range from quaint 1930s wooden bungalows (like "Windy Gables," said to have been rented by Clark Gable and Carole Lombard) to 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footith a Mediterranean flavor.
Like Windy McPherson's Son, Sherwood Anderson wrote his second novel while he worked as an advertising copywriter in Elyria, Ohio between 1906 and 1913, several years before he published his first literary writing and a decade before he became an established writer.
Breathing through your mouth dries out your lips just like windy weather.
It has bedevilled him in at least one of his losses to Rafael Nadal and almost cost him a match at the Open a few years ago to Agassi — who, incidentally, recently talked about how much he liked windy conditions, because he felt that he could deal with them better than any opponent could.
The day was cool, which the riders liked, and windy, which they didn't.
Jones said he liked the windy conditions, which kept him cool despite a workload that included 30 carries.
It's like a windy day at Wrigley.
"You have to be open to things that are unpredictable like extremely windy or warm weather.
