Sentence examples for rather windy from inspiring English sources

The president's answers were, to use the metaphors of the moment, rather windy and unelectrifying.

"Most places will be rather windy with bouts of occasionally heavy rain," said Michael Lawrence, a Met Office forecaster.

"Rather windy at first, but as winds ease towards the start of next week, showers may become slow moving, giving a risk of locally very high rainfall totals.

This is based on a rather windy interpretation of various Hebrew words, which concludes with the claim, "The head God called together the Gods and sat in grand council to bring forth the world".

It is also a rather windy exercise, because even if we can come up with a list of "powerful interests" we distrust, the hard part is deciding what to do about them without being counterproductive.

Miliband said the government should concentrate on action against rogue employers who exploited cheap labour rather than "windy rhetoric" about challenging EU rules on welfare claims.

I think what we need is action from the government, rather than windy rhetoric about what they're going to do".

That's it, sixth highest total in England;s one day history and a real team effort against a rather flat Windies.

On the final evening of a week's visit a couple of years ago, my wife and I decided on a final pint of Guinness in a pub about half a mile from our inn -- despite a rather wet and windy gale that was bending trees outside.

It was during a trip to Detroit where the Haggler — or, rather, his duller, windier alter ego — reported a story about Dan Gilbert, the founder of Quicken Loans, a privately held mortgage lender.

Westwood, whose putting has proven to be his achilles' heel this year in what has been an otherwise excellent season, confessed that it was his ability with the flat stick rather than the difficult windy conditions that had done for his prospects of winning his first major.