The side sheltered from the wind.
1 The main-mast canted to leeward , and was in imminent danger of falling.
2 The berg broke the wind and saved us drifting fast to leeward .
3 The ship was passing the iceberg, leaving it a mile to leeward .
4 The wind came off the land, and we were far to leeward .
5 At the same moment an avalanche of gear had fetched to leeward .
6 An empty bottle cast into the water lies to leeward without motion.
7 It passed about a mile to leeward of us, and then broke.
8 After some time it was lowered, but was again seen to leeward .
9 Her captain had clearly determined that we should not get to leeward .
10 In what way have I fallen to leeward of your favour, Captain?
11 I was to leeward of him, so he couldn't get my scent.
12 So the Esperanza went to leeward of the shoal and hove - to .
13 Passed to leeward of the ship the chase had in tow.
14 The coast of Japan still remained less than two hundred miles to leeward .
15 She established herself in her chair to leeward of the skylight as usual.
16 Swinburne made no reply; but touched his hat and walked over to leeward .
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