Sentence examples for turning windy from inspiring English sources

The next night, with the Scandinavian night turning windy frigid, I was similarly hyped, but for a different musician.

In addition, Giambi's father, John, stood behind them and watched his prized pupil, blowing on his hands as the weather turned windy and cold.

As I passed Carmel and began winding through those mountainside curves and bridges toward Big Sur Valley, it was late afternoon and turning very windy.

So she turns to Windy Willow (Toni Seawright) for advice.

Watson and Simpson won both their fourballs 5&4 at Medinah in 2012, and it was the latter's track record with the Masters champion that helped secure him a wildcard from the captain, Tom Watson, but they took a real hiding on a fine autumnal morning which turned grey, windy and a little damp as the round wore on.

His windows have sensors that send an alert if they're open when he leaves home, the fish pond fountain checks if it's windy before turning on, his mousetraps alert when they've been triggered, and there's even an automated heated towel rail that checks his Google calendar to see if he's away to save energy.

"So a fine start to the weekend but turning very wet and windy late Saturday and drying up through Sunday".

Like Peter Weir in "Picnic at Hanging Rock," she turns the empty, windy outback into an actively sinister presence.

It had turned dark and windy and ugly at Shea very quickly as gusty winds whipped debris around the field like kernels bouncing in a popcorn machine.

If the weather suddenly turned wet and windy, maybe Els and the other leaders would struggle and maybe four under par would win.

Through the course of New Year's Day, it will gradually turn wet and windy across the whole of the country – but it should stay mild.