Windwards

It is of of the "Windwards Islands" of part of the island group refered to as the Lesser Antillies and part of the region known as the Caribbean or the West Indies.

Barbados 2009

In Jamaica, Trinidad and Barbados investment represents a relatively high ratio of national income, but this is far from being the case with the poorer islands of the Windwards and Leewards groups.

Challenge of the West Indies 1958

He had a schooner named the _Voodoo_, a coast cruiser that never went further to sea than the Windwards.

The Belted Seas Arthur Willis Colton

Windwards, about thirty miles east of Tobago, where Clyde's cleverness came to nothing.

The Belted Seas Arthur Willis Colton

Just so surely I never saw him again, when once we'd drifted apart that night among the Windwards.

The Belted Seas Arthur Willis Colton

Windwards and to the triangle of three trees, with Sadler, Irish, and

The Belted Seas Arthur Willis Colton

Many of the fleeing French colonials found safety in the smaller islands of France in the Windwards: many took shelter in Cuba under the sovereignty of Spain; many others came to the continent.

The Harris Letters 1800

However, it was once again Rawl Lewis who made the breakthrough for the Windwards.

TrinidadExpress Today's News Garth Wattley 2010

The dismissal of Smith, the Windwards 'most accomplished player, was a killer blow.

TrinidadExpress Today's News Garth Wattley 2010

T have a bye in the current round of matches, which began yesterday, and will be up against the Windwards as they host the five other teams in the penultimate round of the competition beginning on February 19.

TrinidadExpress Today's News Roger Seepersad 2010