light air

Where there is no choice, you race in light air.

Most races had to be sailed under light air conditions.

No crazy conditions, light air, ball flying all over the place.

And the fishing boat was sluggish in a light air.

The melody this time was not that light air in a minor key which she had played before.

They are much stronger than the light air sails, but still lightweight.

The matches at Ryde were held in light air conditions.

He kept the jib neatly filled with his own light air.

She has quite a lot of wetted surface area which makes her relatively slow in light air.

"But in lighter air, the J/80 seems to be quicker."

The first race was in light airs, thought to be Kookaburra's best conditions.

I asked, trying to maintain a light air.

She loved to light air with fresnels, as she put it.

He could breathe more freely in a lighter air.

The race went off later in light air and Resolute won the Cup.

They beat Oracle in light air in the first round robin.

But the light airs belied the drama that lay ahead.

A light air genoa is expected to be the first to be tested over the next few days.

We may get into all kinds of fresh mess in the dark and with nothing but light airs."

An hour later we were skirting the reef, before a light air from the outh.

We ought to be ready for light airs, not a gale o' wind.

She hurried into a small, brightly lit air lock.

In the light air, for example, your royals will give you as much thrust as the courses.

Instead of coming out of the southeast, the light airs blew from the north.

On the other hand light airs out in the Atlantic might delay the convoy's arrival for days.