wind-tossed

Mr. Pike, like an enormous spider in a wind-tossed web, went back and forth along the slender bridge that was itself a shaken thread in the blast of the storm.

CHAPTER XXXIII

“Ride the wind-tossed waves, a pirate scans the horizon, dolphins at his side.”

Master of Mirrors

In songs like "Caught a Long Wind" and "Cicadas and Gulls," Ms. Feist uses nature as metaphor; often, the narrator has a bird's perspective—above setting, wind-tossed, observing beauty at a distance.

The Recovering Pop Artist

Picture yourself suspended by a life vest and bouncing in wind-tossed waves.

An Ugly Way To Die

“Ride the wind-tossed waves, a pirate scans the horizon, dolphins at his side.”

Master of Mirrors

Ms. Sakai shows Yu-chan looking very small in the large wind-tossed meadow, with just her white sunhat showing, and it's at this moment that the child—and the reader—realizes that she is lost.

Enchanted Gardens, Wherever You Look

Spreading out like wind-tossed leaves, runners headed into the first mile, settling into their paces.

Runners

None of them listened to wind-tossed dog tags clanking against the rifle, boots and helmet memorial of a newly killed Marine.

From Fallujah to Chili's: A reservist goes back to work

Spreading out like wind-tossed leaves, runners headed into the first mile, settling into their paces.

Runners

None of them listened to wind-tossed dog tags clanking against the rifle, boots and helmet memorial of a newly killed Marine.

From Fallujah to Chili's: A reservist goes back to work