fair wind

It seems they have the tide and a fair wind behind them.

It was a fair wind blew me in here this night.

Given a fair wind the development could go ahead with minimum delay.

We wish him a fair wind only as regards that particular issue.

The good weather held for the best part of two days, fair winds and clear sky.

We had a fair wind and made a swift passage.

Not after all the fair winds we have had so far."

The fair wind he's come to report, he knows, will bring only death and destruction to the crew.

They could go out tomorrow, and let us pray for a fair wind to dry them.

There's a pretty fair wind up here, and it's blowing in the right direction.

With fair winds and a following sea, we may make our first landing on the evening of day 3.

"At least three weeks from Madeira with a fair wind, would you say?"

Just the place to anchor and wait for a fair wind."

With fair winds the crossing took two days and three nights.

"Perhaps they are ready and only waiting for the first fair wind to be under sail.

There was a strong fair wind blowing, and father did not take a tug.

"And a fair wind from the Carolinas to speed you on your way."

It was a warm sunny day with a fair wind blowing.

Four days of races followed in sunshine and fair winds.

They made Sicily in twelve days with a fair wind all the way.

A theatre that with luck and a fair wind will flourish in its new space.

She showed at her best; it was a delightful evening; but how I long for tomorrow and a fair wind.

With a fair wind the journey will not be too irksome.

Given the choice, a fair wind and a mortgage offer, we Brits move house.

They would make port there by late afternoon, with this fair wind in the sails.