blustery

Though perhaps in his blustery way he did try to be friends with them.

Why were they sitting outside on such a blustery day?

But on a blustery afternoon last week, the teacher was late.

But on a cold, blustery day, the running games seem the key.

A blustery wind made control very difficult and for too much of the time the ball was high in the air.

Children, the world's most blustery food critics, are not an easy group to please.

But he had one more immediate stop on this blustery morning.

It was on a blustery day in the early spring of 2327 that something happened which I have very good reason to remember.

It's a fine port of call on a blustery day.

The last day of the finals was blustery and cold.

Two blustery businessmen sit at the other end talking about money.

It all happened on a blustery night when I'd decided to stay home rather than go to the palace.

It was something like the first beautiful day of spring after a long, blustery winter.

Too cold and blustery for me this morning, standing at the bus stop.

One blustery winter day she gave a street person her scarf.

The weather had turned cold and blustery in a way alien to them.

The rain increased, moved now by a cold, blustery wind.

It was no blustery threat, merely a simple matter of fact.

The streets were even colder and more blustery than before.

Korean food is warming, just right for this blustery season.

Roger Clemens, you are now free to go about your blustery business, at least for a while.

Not even a blustery mayor could blow this stage down.

They were tired, and none of them felt quite up to facing the blustery morning again.

It was almost five on a cold, blustery, winter morning before I heard his car approaching.

But this was a suicidal tactic on such a blustery day.