Examples of 'head winds' in a sentence
Meaning of "head winds"
head winds: Atmospheric conditions in which the wind is blowing directly against the forward progress of an aircraft, ship, or vehicle. This phrase is also used metaphorically to convey obstacles or challenges in life or endeavors
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- plural of head wind
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Here comes the head winds again.
Light head winds to the east is shortest track.
He can not speed because of strong head winds.
Head winds meant slow progress.
Lots of head winds.
Head winds must be very light.
And we continue to fight head winds from volatile global markets.
Head winds are slamming everybody over the outer marker.
I was bucking head winds.
Strong head winds meant it flew ahead of schedule and missed its escort.
I was lost, so lost everything was tough and head winds.
Head Winds will decrease your overall ground speed.
To test the glider, strong head winds were needed.
With head winds from falling commodity prices, many African countries suffered.
You cross them, and your head winds up in a bag.
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And that's with the economy already facing strong head winds.
Tomorrow we may find head winds again, and you still will not be content.
On the whole, our businesses are facing strong head winds.
Cross them, your head winds up in a bag.
It was a long flight . Lots of head winds.
Head winds at 53 miles per hour.
The crew can finally Get on the water . And with no fierce head winds.
Head winds, Renard, head winds.
They are a death squad . You cross them, and your head winds up in a bag.
Shortly after Seattle, the U.S. economy ran into severe head winds.
You know that they're a death squad. Cross them, your head winds up in a bag.
