The side toward the wind.
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Examples for "weatherboard"
Examples for "weatherboard"
1His weatherboard house was small and on the wrong side of modest.
2It has a flat landscape of weatherboard homes perched on small sections.
3There were two late-model vehicles parked out front of the weatherboard bungalow.
4Jeanette had lived in a standalone weatherboard home on Discovery Place for 32 years.
5Some of them had weatherboard houses but the majority of them was log houses.
1I'll take the windward side and you can bivouac against the fire.
2They happened to be on the windward side, as we called it.
3Nice guy, though, over on the windward side in-whatwas the name?
4The shack: showing the natural rocky protection on the windward side
5The steamer approached and kept at a certain distance on the windward side.
1Springing up the shrouds on the weather side, Desmond was quickest aloft.
2Keen walked to the weather side and tried to empty his mind.
3Mr Laroche, put more hands on the weather side as she comes clear!'
4One of the boats was chafing against the weather side of the ship.
5On the weather side of the ship the boats were manned.
1At daybreak saw four sail to windward; our squadron sent in chase.
2His arm was arrested, and the grave old master pointed to windward.
3At 3 P.M. the Investigator lifted her anchor and worked to windward.
4The smoke from the bad cigarette drifted past their heads to windward.
5When I passed to windward of the carcass, the bad smell ceased.
6Turn the hands up to muster, and haul the fore-sheet to windward.
7How often has Paddy told you to keep to windward of it!
8When night had fallen the captain made out a sail to windward.
9Shortly after dawn next morning the lookout reported four vessels to windward.
10He jerked himself around to stare to windward and ahead of us.
11His glance was fixed to windward and his movements were strangely quick.
12But I want to hold these agencies as an anchor to windward.
13The boats were far out of sight, as they believed, to windward.
14They rounded the point, and put the boat's head nearer to windward.
15You must expect big interests to get an anchor out to windward.
16Again he looked to windward, carrying his glance round on every side.