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west wind

NOUN
  1. wind that blows from west to east

How To Use west wind In A Sentence

  • South to south-west winds will reach 30-40 mph this morning with gusts of 50-70 mph in some coastal areas.
  • A bright day, still blowy but with a warm west wind, everything damp and full of colour—springlike. Henry’s Demons
  • The East Wind prevails over the West Wind.
  • As one of the oldest fraternities in existence today, it is not surprising that Freemasonry ‘places much importance on history which shapes and determines much of what we do,’ the Lodge Pattaya West Winds Master said.
  • It was a scorching day and there was a light south-west wind when the select group, including two direct descendants of the islanders, disembarked on the rocks at Clashymore natural harbour.
  • Mr Brett said he was upset with the damage to the west window, which depicts the life of St John the evangelist, because it was one of his favourites.
  • Early on, northwest winds brought in a mix of sunshine and scattered wintry showers. Times, Sunday Times
  • The mood changed as strengthening southwest winds began to draw in a warmer tropical maritime air mass. Times, Sunday Times
  • The west wind from the center was the hot desert wind, too hot to stand and talk in.
  • The northwest wind will spring up this evening.
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