wind-beaten

Maintenance is fairly simple, with an automatic irrigation system – essential for thirsty, container-grown and wind-beaten roof gardens.

Gardens: Roof gardens 2010

Snowdon that he built the castle, which he fondly deemed would prove impregnable, but which his enemies destroyed by flinging wild-fire over its walls; and it was in a wind-beaten valley of Snowdon, near the sea, that his dead body decked in green armour had a mound of earth and stones raised over it.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004

An empty sand-packed parking lot, large enough for fifty cars, was lined with wind-beaten lime-yellow splotched palmettos lashing about in the cool on-shore breeze.

Aqui es México 2000

An empty sand-packed parking lot, large enough for fifty cars, was lined with wind-beaten lime-yellow splotched palmettos lashing about in the cool on-shore breeze.

Aqui es México 2000

An empty sand-packed parking lot, large enough for fifty cars, was lined with wind-beaten lime-yellow splotched palmettos lashing about in the cool on-shore breeze.

Aqui es México 2000

She took the tin-can ferry to Little Moon, where there was nothing to do but walk along a muddy path to the other end of the island past wind-beaten houses and a church with a missing steeple, a forty-minute march to an abandoned crafts center, quilting and woodcarving maybe and pottery by all means, and then briskly back again.

THE BODY ARTIST DON DELILLO 2001

She took the tin-can ferry to Little Moon, where there was nothing to do but walk along a muddy path to the other end of the island past wind-beaten houses and a church with a missing steeple, a forty-minute march to an abandoned crafts center, quilting and woodcarving maybe and pottery by all means, and then briskly back again.

THE BODY ARTIST DON DELILLO 2001

She took the tin-can ferry to Little Moon, where there was nothing to do but walk along a muddy path to the other end of the island past wind-beaten houses and a church with a missing steeple, a forty-minute march to an abandoned crafts center, quilting and woodcarving maybe and pottery by all means, and then briskly back again.

THE BODY ARTIST DON DELILLO 2001

She took the tin-can ferry to Little Moon, where there was nothing to do but walk along a muddy path to the other end of the island past wind-beaten houses and a church with a missing steeple, a forty-minute march to an abandoned crafts center, quilting and woodcarving maybe and pottery by all means, and then briskly back again.

THE BODY ARTIST DON DELILLO 2001

Images and symbols that he would later make famous arise here, too, like the questers in “Sir Roland,” the tower of “Tower wind-beaten grim,” or the symbolic geography of fountains, dells, boats, and sun and moon that dot the poems.

Under The Moon William Butler Yeats 1995