Sentence examples for some windy from inspiring English sources

Some windy weather is expected on Friday and across the weekend.

On some windy summer afternoons you'll be able to hear them all over town.

Maybe I could ask a farmer in some windy remote location to install a wind turbine at my expense to offset what I use at home?

It may be stiff after dyeing, so practise shaking your head about in some windy spot on a nearby heath, while chortling uncontrollably.

As an example of the latter, on February 6 , 1846 the New-Hampshire Statesman and State Journal, a Whig newspaper, described "some windy orator in the House [of Representatives]" as "pouring for his 'manifest destiny' harangue".

"We would like to listen to this music driving at night, through, like, some windy road, or in the desert or by the water," Mr. Holland said recently over the phone, sounding freshly awoken.

At one point the book's heroine and the innkeeper are forced to leave for some faraway windy place.

This week, on some especially windy island in the Bahamas, Ben went on a date with Caila the software rep – their second!

Judith Weir's normal style is quirky and original, but her four-minute fanfare – performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Symphony Chorus under the baton of Jiri Belohlavek – was like some terrible windy exhumation by William Walton.

Some rather windy conditions likely for Oman, especially coastal regions and particularly later in the week, in association with a deep depression.

"It will still be warm and dry on Sunday, heating up on Monday and on Tuesday – we could see some hot and windy weather before some possible cooler weather returns on Wednesday," RFS inspector Ben Shepherd said.