crosswind

No trouble keeping her on course, even with the crosswind.

The student body of Crosswinds is divided into six houses.

To turn, the pilot changes altitude, looking for a crosswind.

They said Omega officials told them there was a 92-degree crosswind during the race.

Your first attempts in a light breeze will probably get no further than the crosswind point.

How 4 ever, the crosswind had been strong enough to spread them out a little even from that height.

That works as long as crosswinds are not too strong.

We fought crosswinds for a while, but always the general direction of our motion was north.

He had fought a crosswind all the way from Chicago and his arms were tired.

It played with a strong crosswind, left to right.

The crosswind jaunt took him a thousand feet to the right.

Crosswinds would blow, he told them, but they should maintain a steady course.

The crosswind at the second corner was not so tricky, and I made it around with no trouble.

Its body shape means it is one of the most stable road vehicles in crosswinds.

Road 600' long used for landings and takeoff during strong crosswinds.

Best's operations in the Netherlands stood at the crosswinds of a political storm.

Crosswinds teaches art as the primary way in which its students interact with the world.

The crosswind pushed me two ways at once, and I tottered.

Many holes played into a crosswind, making it even more difficult for players to pick a target line.

At the confluence of those crosswinds, a private eye can flourish.

Remember that the allowances for the crosswinds are made entirely at address.

I'm figuring the crosswind component at three miles per hour average over the distance.

Each house of crosswinds has its own science lab.

Crossing the Mississippi, he found the van too vulnerable to crosswinds.

But Omega officials said the wind during the record race was a crosswind at 94 degrees.