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Meanings of east wind in English
Usage of east wind in English
1
And I rather revel in it-asI do in the east wind.
2
But the east wind blew in the mosquitoes from the Norwalk marshes.
3
It was silent and windless; the grey east wind had passed away.
4
The April east wind blew the smoke of Hanbridge right across it.
5
A cold east wind had driven away the flies and the mosquitoes.
6
It was a glossy autumn morning, polished by a keen east wind.
7
Good morning, sir; I hope you're all right in this east wind.
8
He was as bleak as the east wind that swept the platform.
9
The window, wide open, admitted an east wind; there was no fire.
10
But it would have been too much exposed to the east wind.
11
If to improve the rheumatism, this east wind may serve the purpose.
12
I even prefer a Boston east wind to the mildest western zephyr.
13
A cold withering east wind blew through the silent streets of Mowbray.
14
From a wintry sky, from an east wind -who knows how?
15
A sharp east wind was blowing that chilled us to the bone.
16
The words had chilled her as no east wind could have done.
This collocation consists of:
East wind through the time
East wind across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare