wind-whipped

The wind whipped across the plains so steady and sharp that it made my eyes water.

It was freezing in the boat. Icy sea spray and rain crept down their necks and a chilly wind whipped their faces.

And gradually along the vast river the wind whipped the waves into snowy foam and raised them high toward heaven.

The cool morning air flushed their cheeks and the wind whipped their robes around them as they chattered in excited voices.

So the director took to the roof of his hotel with a cameraman to get footage of wind-whipped waves crashing over the Nawilili breakwater.

felling the spray from the pond as the wind whipped it up.

Life is a proverbial candle in the wind, whipped one way or the other by the various gusts of issues.

Windy, and the wind whipped up the curtains.

The wind whipped across the plain.

Suddenly a gust of wind whipped the boat round. It tore the sails from the mast.

The wind whipped several leaves from the tree.

A wintry wind whipped through the park, but by 10 p. m. , aloft in the tree, it was as quiet as Manhattan gets.

It brings the horrifying possibility of wind-whipped, oil-soaked waves and water spinning ashore and coating areas much farther inland.

A sharp wind whipped the fallen snow up into the air and blew it into every hole and corner.

The vast, wind-whipped plaza is a quiet place. China's leaders intend to keep it that way.

Some 300 meters up, near the Eiffel Tower's wind-whipped summit the world comes to scribble.

The second man was tall and lean, his face tanned and wind-whipped into an impressive leathery crust.

A wind whipped up fallen petals beneath the steps.

The vast, wind-whipped plaza is a quiet place.