Sentence examples for windy on from inspiring English sources
Wind at Christmas is said to be a sign of a fine year's weather ahead; though should it be windy on Boxing Day then the grape harvest will, apparently, be a bad one.
— LYNN ZINSER It's definitely windy on Centre Court, as the roof is open.
It was 62 degrees and windy on the barge, but the cold does not bother him.
It's windy on the walkway, but nothing is moving in the view except a few seagulls.
Last Sunday, it was icy, snowy and windy on the 4,000-foot 4,000-foothat I climountainMaine.
It is windy on Court 1, but given that Williams is finding a way to serve well in the challenging conditions, Wozniacki's excuses are dwindling.
Like solar shares, the windy ones trade on rich expectations for growth.
Beware of the beds on windy days: on a recent afternoon, a whipping sheet dislodged and broke one of the atmospheric hanging lightbulbs.
(New York is windiest on winter nights, when demand is low).
The Windies, on the other hand, appear to be eyeing up a nice lunch and a sit-down.
8th over: England 41-0 Strauss 15 Bopara 19 Lovely Bopara whip for three, and a terrible bit of relay throwing by the Windies on the boundary.
