windbreak

In the summer a windbreak might be all that was required.

We'll use that for ground cover and to build up windbreaks.

I would suggest the first things you do is build a fire and a windbreak.

The water was shallow and still due to the windbreak.

I came the long road to make for you a windbreak."

"But there's got to be a big building or something we can use as a windbreak.

They were popular street trees in dry areas and windbreaks on fields.

It is bounded on the north by a windbreak of trees.

Without a makeshift windbreak of blankets, no fire would have been possible at all.

Someone had planted several rows of trees as a windbreak.

They are frequently grown against a wall, or as a windbreak in coastal areas.

Also, it was a common practice for farmers to plant stands of trees as windbreaks.

It is also used as a screen or windbreak.

Joe built a low stone wall around the sleeping area to serve as a windbreak.

Exposure and the presence of walls or other windbreaks is likewise important.

From beyond the windbreak, a man advanced against her with an assault rifle.

This new use may save the windbreaks which should help fight desertification.

"But if that's the case, why did he drag you behind a windbreak?

I suppose the row had been a farmer's windbreak between fields.

But human developments need windbreaks as protection against blowing sand.

He walked to the entrance again, and stood there looking out over the top of the repaired windbreak.

They may be used as a windbreak, while also supplying a staple food for the owner.

The poles are then hammered into the ground and a windbreak is formed.

There was even some rather brisk paddling, and not a windbreak to be seen.

It is not often seen in cultivation but has potential as a windbreak or shelter tree.