land wind

At last the land wound down to the sea.

Powder smoke drifted from the fort with the land wind.

Out where starlight had no enemies and the bad land wind no friends.

The huge fans that had lifted the boat on a cushion of air off the water and the land wound down.

"The land wind," Chase said, "and about time!"

He landed winded on the floor.

"Looking for the land wind."

She was working into the bay against a strong land wind when she hit the rock, which her charts showed as being a half-mile further north.

This part of the coast ended in the northeast by a pretty high cape, which covered a sort of roadstead protected from land winds.

Pingangnaktogmiut: Pingangnaktok ("it blows a land wind"), inland west of Tree River

200 species of trees and shrubs for dry land wind breaks with over 250 cooperative plantings in various parts of the region served by the station.

Though the final decision will rest with FPL, they may be supplied by General Electric, which sells half of all land wind turbines in this country.

The actual alerts can be categorized into 3 classes: maritime wind warnings, land wind warnings, and tropical cyclone warnings.

In the 19th century, most Amuzgo land wound up in the hands of the family of Guillermo Hacho, to which the indigenous had to pay rent.

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Her journey to the farm lands wound through the lonely Helium Forest where grow the huge trees that furnish much of the lumber supply to the civilized nations of Mars.

For a day and a half the small fleet made good progress, but on the second morning, after sighting Cape de la Hague, there came a brisk land wind which blew them out to sea.

The Pingangnaktok ("it blows a land wind") are a geographically defined Copper Inuit band in the northern Canadian territory of Nunavut, on the mainland, in Kitikmeot Region.

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It was dark in the hall, and very warm; though at times the land wind blew a little shrewdly through the chinks, and at times, through the larger openings, we could see the moonlight on the lawn.

This morning, at dawn, the serpent would leave the small wharf, dipping oars, gliding through fog on the inlet, the result of the cooler land winds moving over the somewhat warmer water of the encroaching Torvaldstream.

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Most of them were about twenty meters from stem to stern, but a few larger ones ran to a bit over thirty, and one of the larger ones was being towed out by a galley, assisted by the slight puffs of the land wind coming over the hills.