windward

The two on the windward side were the ones that did the work.

"Bring us around and set our stern on her windward side."

"Long as you keep to the windward side of her temper."

The windward side of the great chimney is a different matter indeed.

It found him on the cliffs to the windward side of the island.

I usually clip them to the stays on the windward side.

Forest fire broke out on the windward side of the camp late one night.

The women took advantage of the situation, heading out toward the windward mark three miles up the 18.5-mile course.

"Have the crew stand on the windward side of the ship," I said.

This small windward community is located near the eastern end of the island.

On the windward side of the house, my wife and I try to use only the door that opens outward.

The front foot should be on the windward edge and well weighted.

They moved around the block to the windward side.

"We must try to get around to the windward side," said Bligh.

One could imagine the great drifts piled against the windward side.

The islands are mostly located on its windward side (south).

The windward side is a graveyard for boats that did not stay out far enough or lost power.

Some high bushes grew on the windward side, and behind these I made the ship fast.

Air particles are just crashing on all surfaces of windward side.

The wings grew light and R-1 took the plane off the ground just in time to clear the trees at the windward side.

The first windward leg had a deja-vu quality to it.

The following morning we made our third unsuccessful attempt to get round by sea to the windward side of the island.

He turned away and began pacing the windward side of the quarterdeck.

All of the equipment is secured to the windward side to keep it from tumbling down on me.

The windward leg is generally aligned with the average wind direction.