windy造句

No. It is always windy.

And I like windy weather, too.

There's the esplanade where we walked that windy day.

It's exciting to go sailing in windy days.

The windy and dusty weather coarsened her skin.

It was a rather windy day. I went out and dusted my feet.

A： no one will miss me ay,if stays cold and windy i won`t bother .

It might be too windy, or there might be a hungry lizard waiting out there.

It means keeping a close eye on the weather and navigating around windy areas.

As a result, many buildings in windy and earthquake-prone areas are equipped with systems that help them absorb vibrations.

To avoid tragic cockpit slipups, military air-traffic controls frequently prohibit airline crews from trying to land in unusually windy or extremely poor visibility conditions.

Wind farms have tens and sometimes hundreds of these turbines lined up together in particularly windy spots, like along a ridge.

Most Atlantic hurricanes are born off the western coast of Africa, where warm water and a cool, windy upper atmosphere conspire to create a spiraling storm.

The heat-island effect is likely to be strongest on still nights, for example, yet trends from data recorded on still nights are not that different from those from windy ones.

ON a chill windy morning in the mountains of Burundi, six women in an "empowerment group" run by an Atlanta-based charity, CARE, sit down under a tree to talk about their day.

A windy day or a sand-throwing incident at the beach can lead to sand in the eyes, and properly administering first aid is essential in order to lessen the chance of a serious eye injury or infection.