light wind

It was a clear night outside, with a light wind.

Then they were away, helped on their way by the light wind from the north.

The race was held under clear conditions with light winds.

It is difficult to close the slot in light winds.

The French are known to excel in light wind conditions.

It was a bright and sparkling day with only a light wind.

Behind him, a light wind blew softly through the building.

I played in light winds, when the course was pretty friendly.

There was hardly any place where a light wound would slow a man more.

"A light wind is out of the southwest," said the car.

Light winds swing to the south and push us north.

In the summer months there is low precipitation with light winds.

And a light wind or a period of calms could mean no current at all.

This is due to light winds and strong sunshine during those months.

The air was cool, the light wind from off the mountains chilly.

The game was played in a 35-degree drizzle with a light wind and fog.

There were high clouds and a light wind to keep the summer day from being oppressive.

The extra weight can be a liability in light winds.

It was cooler now; a light wind had taken away the humidity.

It appeared to sway slowly, as if in response to a light wind.

A light wind had sprung up, and it cleared my head a little.

In light winds, that gave the British boat a strong advantage.

A light wind blew off the land and filled their sail.

With this light wind it's going to be a long 330 miles.'

It was a clean afternoon with light winds and no chop.