Sentence examples for slightly windy from inspiring English sources
However, please expect and prepare for slightly windy conditions.
It was warm and slightly windy, and the street was full of couples milling around, many of them pushing baby strollers.
Outdoor conditions may be slightly windy and cold for late April but it would need a brave soul to tell these kids they can't play outside.
After getting the horse COMPLETELY used to walking over it, wait for a slightly windy day, or just a breeze to make the tarp make noise, and try it again.
After listening to performances by a cappella groups, students sipped hot chocolate on a brisk, windy (and slightly damp) Wednesday evening and watched as President Ron Daniels, Provost Lloyd Minor and Sarah Steinberg, interim vice provost for student affairs, flipped a ceremonial switch with the JHU Pep Band playing in the background.
They all seem very much at home in slightly rundown areas of the Windy City, though the torrential rain that frequently matches the hero's depressed states suggests it might easily be renamed the Rainy City.
Obviously I want England to win, and I accept that the windies have been slightly done over with conditions, short notice etc, but come on – give Fidel the ball and tell him he gets $1000 every time he smacks strauss on the helmet!" Or in the point of the elbow perhaps.
The Tigers performed better in Friday's windy conditions despite posting a slightly worse aggregate score, as the tournament average was three strokes per player worse than Thursday's birdie-fest.
On a windy hill in Scarborough, next to a slightly ramshackle sheep farm, one of Britain's most secret buildings sits behind a barbed-wire fence.
The night is windy, so much so that the car jostles slightly from time to time.
"Windy conditions Saturday may have slowed the harvest slightly, but hunters took advantage of better weather conditions Sunday to post a strong overall harvest for the opening weekend," said Paul Peditto, director of DNR's Wildlife and Heritage Service, in a statement.
