Vocabulary Word
Word: gusty
Definition: windy
Definition: windy
Sentences Containing 'gusty'
I imagined myself a death sentinel drowsing there alone, far in the dragging watches of some wailing, gusty night, and having in a twinkling all my body stricken to quivering jelly by the sudden clamor of that awful summons!
The delicate little people must have heard me hammering in gusty outbreaks a mile away on either hand, but nothing came of it.
And at that I understood the smell of burning wood, the slumbrous murmur that was growing now into a gusty roar, the red glow, and the Morlocks' flight.
In Słubice the average temperature was until . Early September brought gusty winds in Poland, near Bydgoszcz in Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship tornado passed, which escaped with the roots of several hundred trees.
On 12 and 13 February, some suburbs were hit by thunderstorms which brought heavy rain and gusty winds which cut out power and damaged homes.
During that year, Sydney experienced a number of warm winter days, dry gusty winds and another milder dust storm.
Around that time, the system was south of Hawaii, and it brought locally gusty winds as high as to the northern part of the Big Island.
While the aircraft carried more passengers than the Cessna 402s that the airline routinely used, they were vulnerable to gusty winds and would not be used for the route on particularly windy days.
Ivan then moved into the Wheeling, West Virginia and Pittsburgh area, causing major flooding and gusty winds.
C Company then went on the rampage in the Lower Shankill, attacking the houses of known UVF members and their families, including the home of veteran UVF leader Gusty Spence, and evicting the inhabitants at gunpoint as they wrecked and stole property and set fire to homes.
Third round conditions were sunny, but with gusty winds that made scoring a bit tougher than the previous two days.
The jugo and the bora are characteristic of the Littoral. Whereas jugo is humid and warm, bora is usually cold and gusty.