1. The house stands on a bleak, windswept moor.

2. We stood on the windswept ridge and looked down at the valley below.

3. The surrounding countryside is windswept and rocky.

4. We drove down to the windswept Atlantic coast of Portugal.

5. Strange, windswept cliffs of sandstone break through rolling hills of soft, powdery soil.

6. Hasty rides at midnight along windswept cliffs, a King falling into darkness, prophecies of doom.

7. The surrounding countryside is windswept and rocky, moss-bedecked flints sticking out of the ground like primitive blades.

8. Light a candle there on a windswept night, and you might just catch a glimpse of him.

9. A story of indiscretion and retribution set in windswept Cornwall.

10. There, on a dusty windswept plain, a small wooden statue of a man in robes teeters upon a short pole.

11. Colours echo with overtures of country lane rambles, windswept beaches and wild flower-filled meadows.

12. Rain - washed and windswept , sumac brightens as it nears peak season.

13. We stand on a lonely, windswept point on the northern shore of France.

14. The western shore of the windswept Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides is dominated by jagged, rocky cliffs and roiling Atlantic waves.

15. The Shetland Islands'rolling green hills, treeless and windswept, have a tranquillity that can't be explained.

16. Now, across the windswept plains of the Sahel, carcasses of cattle litter the landscape.

17. the windswept Atlantic coast.

18. We went back to the top and made fresh tracks towards Chamonix through windswept powder snow on the Glacier du Geant.

19. Rusted chains hung from roof girders; the floor was concrete, fouled by the windswept detritus of years of abandonment.

20. Laundry hangs like wilted wildflowers over faltering balconies, and clusters of trash skitter up windswept drives.

21. A pleasant place to live, or would be in summer, but a little bleak and windswept at this time of year.

22. These tall, uniform boxes are set back from the street, isolated by windswept plazas.

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23. It had taken us a day to find him, camped on this windswept little plain just a mile outside his village.

24. It was most noticeable at the annual conferences, held in windswept seaside resorts in early October.

25. Nicholson dismissed the warders, returning to the window for a moment as if searching for something out in the windswept yard.

26. Up in the hills are the gull colonies, herring gull and lesser black-backed, on the shores of inland windswept lochs.

27. What my traveling companion remembered from the mid 1970s as a lonely, windswept point has become a bustling little town.

28. The court, clay, had come through its first winter pitted and windswept bare of redcoat.

29. Visit the right habitat: extensive wetland reed beds (reed warbler) or windswept moorlands (meadow pipit) are the most likely locations for cuckoos.

30. The court, clay, had COME through its first winter pitted and windswept bare of redcoat.

1. The house stands on a bleak, windswept moor.

2. We stood on the windswept ridge and looked down at the valley below.

31. This valley is not windswept; it is a sheltered place.

32. Her van was found abandoned by the side a windswept rural road late the next day.

33. Windswept white pine, rock faces scraped bare, and wide, wild waters number among the most prominent features of Georgian Bay Islands National Park in Ontario.

34. The wild is more than just an expanse of tangled forests, stagnant swamps and windswept plains.

35. In 2003, Dutch agriculturalist Marc de Ruiter saw dairy farmers in windswept Shanxi province literally pouring their milk down the drain because there was not enough demand.

36. China has plenty of windswept plains and sun-baked deserts like the Gobi which can host turbines or solar panels, but these are often far from cities and existing infrastructure for shipping power.

37. Karbarra was a barren, windswept place, pockmarked and wormholed as a result of their generations of intensive mining.

38. The windswept ice of Victoria Land in Antarctica stretches for hundreds of desolate miles.

39. But in the south, the windswept uplands studded with tussock which ascend slowly into the foothills of the Andes, the endless plains of Patagonia,[http:///windswept.html] attracted more than their share of English.

40. Rain-washed and windswept, sumac brightens as it nears peak season. Once used as a simple dye, these leaves still color the countryside each autumn.