Examples of 'trade wind' in a sentence
Meaning of "trade wind"
trade wind: A prevailing pattern of easterly surface winds found in the tropics, especially near the Earth's equator
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- A steady wind that blows from east to west above and below the equator.
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He only needed the feel of trade wind.
A trade wind is a wind pattern.
So if we manage to ride the trade wind.
Trade wind inversion.
Find yourself a trade wind.
Changes in the trade wind circulation alter tropical weather patterns.
The tropical winter is cooler and dry with the predominance of the trade wind.
The constant trade wind operates these magnificent toys wind.
The Pasat is named after a trade wind.
The islands lie within the trade wind belt and have a pleasant and healthy subtropical climate.
Can not you feel the deck under your feet, and a good trade wind filling our sails?
Guatemala is a trade wind country the same as Nicaragua.
Tropical Wave - a trough or cyclonic curvature maximum in the trade wind easterlies.
All I can say is that the Trade Wind met and exceeded my expectations.
As they approach the equator, these currents are shifted westward by the Trade wind belt.
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He only needed the feel of the trade wind and drawing of the sail.
The trade wind is blowing through the trees ♪.
Gran Canaria has a subtropical climate, which is influenced by the north-east trade wind.
When it occurs within a trade wind regime, it is known as a trade wind inversion.
That day, seven years ago, the trade wind shifted.
My boy! On a trade wind! Hey, on a trade wind.
Can't you feel the deck under your feet and a good trade wind filling our sails?
The ship ; and, although the trade wind carried us along bounding over.
Y, i } He only needed the feel of the trade wind.
That day, seven years ago, the trade wind shifted. Everybody assumed I was lost at sea.
I would done it a thousand times . That day, seven years ago, the trade wind shifted.
It 's like … a wind from - a trade wind from the islands.
I smell ink . I got to take the hen back . Find yourself a trade wind.
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