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a desolate, windswept moorland area

The surrounding countryside is windswept and rocky.

In windswept Iowa, ears of mature corn dry ahead of the autumn harvest.

A windswept couple pose in a cove close to the beach.

The windswept ice of Victoria Land in Antarctica stretches for hundreds of desolate miles.

The name means 'a windswept house on a hill ', and it is a very good description.

On windswept outposts people live in tents but in the most sheltered regions they have stout, resilient cottages.

Her van was found abandoned by the side of a windswept rural road late the next day.

She walked into the den and, sitting in a straight-back chair, stared into her windswept backyard.

The wine expresses the vibrant fruit character of grapes grown in the cool, windswept hills of the Los Carneros region.

The steel pipe crosses windswept plains and endless miles of delicate tundra that tops the frozen ground.

But far from meeting human needs, the new estates often proved to be windswept deserts lacking essential social facilities and services.

From the architect. Located on a windswept coast line, Moonlight Cabin is a place to retreat from and engage with the landscape's ephemeral conditions.

One of Britain's most windswept schools has taken advantage of its position on an exposed Cornish headland to reduce its electricity bills by up to 90 per cent.

He unrolled a large canvas across the floor of his windswept barn and, using a wooden stick, dripped the canvas with household paint from an old can.

Anne went sans make-up for her beach sojourn, with her cropped locks in a natural, windswept style, while she protected her eyes from the glare with large black sunglasses.

On a dry, windswept riverbed between South Africa and Botswana, the patrolling male embodied "all the power and freedom of the Kalahari lions, " Johns says. "It's a privilege to see such an animal.

But in the south, the windswept uplands studded with tussock which ascend slowly into the foothills of the Andes, the endless plains of Patagonia, attracted more than their share of English.

The windswept shores of Slnecne Lake turned into a lonely road next to a graffitied fence bounding farmland, and then that turned into Reca, a village so small I have no memory of it.