northwester

He played college football at Northwester, between 1892 and 1896.

The cold draft across his neck was suddenly a northwester off the Syth.

The motion of the boat in the big confused sea the northwester had built up, blowing a gale across the heavy current, was all gone now.

As a former Pacific Northwester, I miss the newscasters on location on the side of the road.

The northwester that Brora had feared was already beginning to rise by nightfall when they rounded the northern tip of Grand Ayesh.

He began his academic research career at Northwester University Medical School in 1981 and later moved to the University of California at Davis in 1991.

An eastern wind, the wind of storms, will hinder the tide, whereas the brisk northwester of a deep Canadian high accentuates the tidal drift and the fishery, too.

In the small resort town of Petoskey, Mich., there's a northwester blowing off Lake Michigan, swirling snarls and gusts of snow up and down the streets.

After battling a vicious northwester that brought sleet, hail, and snow, the division was further buffeted by a severe gale off the Grand Banks that began on 29 November.

The hollow wail continued, but with it came a rushing sound as of a northwester blowing through a grove of trees in advance of rain, fierce and full of warnings.

A wild northwester was blowing down from the mountains, one of those beautiful storms that wrap Denver in dry, furry snow, and make the city a loadstone to thousands of men in the mountains and on the plains.

When the music wasn't too loud, you could almost hear the northwester blowing, the boats slapping the sides of the piers and the gulls squawking - oysters are like that, with an infinite capacity to summon up maritime dreams and memories.