trade wind , auch: trade-wind

When you leave them make the most Of the trade winds to the coast.

The big question in all this is why the trade winds fail.

Even I knew by then that this was not a "gentle trade wind".

By early evening the trade winds are cool and a little stronger.

I never knew before what the trade wind was.

These two major wind systems in Nigeria, are known as the trade winds.

The trade wind blows more or less along the length of the island.

Java, too, but at the time of the trade winds.

She knew all its practical attributes, like where the trade winds came from.

It was like a silent shell turned to the trade winds.

The trade winds will give way to the monsoon within six weeks.

The southeast trade wind that would blow for ten months had started.

That particular trade wind has blown hot and cold without warning before.

The players hit through 15- to 20-mile-an-hour trade winds and partly over the sea.

Trade winds clear away the car emissions from this city of 900,000, and there's little heavy industry.

By the time trading wound down on Friday, the yield was 4.4 percent.

To me, the trade winds blowing out of Carolina are the most interesting.

A cool, steady trade wind blew in from the sea.

But the political trade winds could carry the dissatisfaction registered here to other states.

I'm tireder than I have ever been, he thought, and now the trade wind is rising.

If the Trade winds were blowing, the temperature was ideal.

Trade winds continue to blow gas and steam away from the island.

More than 250 coconut palms shelter him from the trade winds.

Its economy, as a world trader, is sensitive to every trade wind that blows.

We had picked up the trade winds by then, and we were making good time.