Meanings of windward coast in English

The best-bearing avocado on the windward coast had mysteriously shed all its leaves.

On the windward coast, it appeared from Lieutenant Story and Mr.

Speke, however, reports that on the windward coast it is not to be despised.

Instead of the cassada and rice of the windward coast, corn is here the principal food.

On the windward coast, one of these garments is considered a handsome present for a chief.

When Sepeli dropped both pig and Chancellor, a talking man from the windward coast picked up the carcass.

The Musa Arrah hold the land between Gulays and the seats of the Mijjarthayn and Warsangeli tribes on the windward coast.

When we arrived at the head of the lagoon, we crossed a narrow islet, and found a great surf breaking on the windward coast.

The great Pali of Molokai, one of the most remarkable and picturesque sights of the Islands, stretches for a dozen miles along its windward coast.

Sketch of the Windward Coast of Africa to face page 1

The nations, upon the Windward Coast, are in general little influenced by belief in their actions.

Colonel Lloyd, from his long residence, and intimacy with a great portion of the Windward Coast, possesses ample information.

The disastrous voyage of the Sally to the Windward Coast of Africa marked a turning point for the Brown family.

The Voyage of Piedro de Cintra to Sierra Leona, and the Windward coast of Guinea; written by Alvise da Cada Mosto.

The ceremony of burial upon the Windward Coast of Africa is conducted with great singularity, solemnity, and extravagant circumstances of condolence.

Apart from Lion Mountain, there was little to distinguish the shore from any of the other anchorages on the Windward Coast.