The yacht is moving south of the windward. [Please select]
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Sail windward. [verb]
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Or more, annually) on the Westward or windward slope, and there they are heavily forested; but the rainfall is light on the eastward slope and the piedmont district is dry; hence the forests thin out on that side of the range and treeless lava plains follow next eastward. [Please select]
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They pulled dead to windward, for Mr. [Please select]
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--to get to windward of the professors and Mackenzie too. [Please select]
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For this reason it is proposed to use kites for bringing a vessel to windward. [Please select]
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The game were therefore to windward, and it was necessary to make our best speed to get around them. [Please select]
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Night was closing in and the frigate being to windward, her outlines were indistinct. [Please select]
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George's Cross Has ruled the dark blue sea, For Nelson led the windward line, And Collingwood the lee. [Please select]
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