Sentence examples for the windward from inspiring English sources
adjective
Towards the wind, or the direction from which the wind is blowing.
The seed is spreading out on the windward side.
"Hey, did I miss that?" said one sailor, in reference to the windward mark.
Sailors sleep on the windward side of the boat for performance purposes.
"We were a little conservative," he said from his perch on the windward rail.
On the windward side, waves broke on a rough coral shore.
We fly high and straight, mostly on the windward side of the island.
She wanted to go to the Windward Islands in the Caribbean on our honeymoon.
By the mid 1980s, the farmers had organised themselves into the Windward Islands Farmers Association WINFAA).
A "reconstituted" peasantry emerged in Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, and the Windward Islands.
"But when you meet the farmers of the Windward Islands, you finally know what that means".
The Windward Sands is a block from the Grand Anse beach; there's no view.
