windblast

The old model's screen was far too low, leaving you out in a windblast, but this one is much better.

Fletcher screamed, but he could not be heard over the windblast.

The next few minutes were a blur as the windblast forced my eyes closed.

He slowed to keep the windblast to a minimum and turned toward the border.

The windblast hit him like the fist of God.

The windblast slackened, and before I was expecting contact, my feet hit the ground.

The noise of the windblast over the frequency all but drowned out any reply.

Broken bones and fatalities are not uncommon outcomes from serious windblast events.

He felt the windblast crashing against his chest.

Weston shouted behind him over the roar of the windblast and engine noises.

The windblast subsided and the G was gone.

Jones shouted over the windblast and the roar of the engines through the open cargo ramp.

Tears from the windblast streamed from my dead eyes.

"The windblast must've knocked the wind outta me."

Walter was laughing in the windblast, and motioned his son to turn his ear towards him again.

Inevitably, there's quite a windblast at speed.

She was leaning so that her face was against my back trying to stay out of the windblast as the deflection field lessened.

The effects of a windblast are not limited to the physical effects of the overpressure wave.

On that jump, however, the pilot had chopped the throttle, crossed the controls, and slipped the plane to the right to reduce the windblast.

There's a proper dual seat rather than two split-level ones, and the fairing beats off the windblast at speed.

The bodywork allows higher comfortable cruising speeds than the naked Z1000, but the screen is very low, so your head cops a lot of windblast.

Cooley was killed during ejection by blunt-force trauma from the aircraft's speed and the windblast.