steady wind

There's beer, a view and a steady wind off the water.

One time I was about to punt with a steady wind in my face.

Men could push through in pressure suits, moving as against a steady wind.

Steady wind in an open area is what you should be seeking long before the lines are laid out.

The day was warm; the hot sun warmed even the steady wind.

She turned her back to the steady wind that whipped across the flat ground.

A light but steady wind blew from behind him out of the northeast and toward the city.

But they were fading like candles in a steady wind.

It is a steady wind, absent only occasionally during this period.

The steady wind was moving the first dune closer to the ship.

Here in the fading light they both heaved to the kind and steady wind.

There was a steady wind and I could hear the rustling of leaves in the big trees to my left.

A steady wind made all of the tents appear to shiver.

An odd circulation habit of surface water under a steady wind.

A steady wind blew from behind him here, and the counter roared.

You see, waves and steady winds are usually perpendicular to each other.

A steady wind would have prevented it from reaching the city and plains.

Which meant sailing where you could be reasonably sure of finding steady winds.

If we had a steady wind we could cover the whole fifteen hundred miles in three full days.

They drifted high across the outpost, moving southwest on a steady wind.

To and fro it went, then settled into silence in front of a steady wind.

We had steady winds behind us from the northeast, and I was told that these blew, almost without changing, throughout the year.

Suddenly he shivered in the cold steady wind that blew out of the tunnel.

For most of a day, an unusually warm and steady wind comes out of the south.

The steady wind was finally fading into bursts of light breeze, leaving calm water.