set-down

The opposite component of wind set-down is called storm surge, which is very familiar in the United States recently.

Study: Wind May Have Helped Moses Part Red Sea 2010

Perhaps a (financially) safer place to pick up is the secondary Qantas set-down area on the inner loop of the airport road.

Why Airport Parking Is Such A Rip-Off | Lifehacker Australia 2009

This is something that's known in meteorological science as wind set-down.

Study: Wind May Have Helped Moses Part Red Sea 2010

And in 1882, a British General named Tulloch observed a wind set-down event happen there.

Study: Wind May Have Helped Moses Part Red Sea 2010

But she didn't tender him the set-down that his stupid demand deserved.

Tran Siberian Michael J. Solender 2010

Alas, he hadn't been able to pursue his military studies at any length, since his time had been taken up with selling wool in London, where he'd won a bronze medal for his wares - and here he pulled it from his pocket, chuckling that it had been some set-down for the smart Londoners, a poor rustic Yankee winning their prize.

THE NUMBERS 2010

When he saw how fast the XV-15 could fly, Lehman thought the tiltrotor “offered the prospect of a 300-knot entry into the battle area and a rapid set-down and a rapid departure.”

The Dream Machine Richard Whittle 2010

She was a cocky bitch, with a fine sense of her queenly consequence, but I wasn't fooled by her airs, or the set-down she'd tried to give me by warning me not to try to come round her with whiskery blandishments.

Fiancée 2010

When he saw how fast the XV-15 could fly, Lehman thought the tiltrotor “offered the prospect of a 300-knot entry into the battle area and a rapid set-down and a rapid departure.”

The Dream Machine Richard Whittle 2010

When he saw how fast the XV-15 could fly, Lehman thought the tiltrotor “offered the prospect of a 300-knot entry into the battle area and a rapid set-down and a rapid departure.”

The Dream Machine Richard Whittle 2010