Examples of using Headwind in English and their translations into Czech
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There's a headwind.
Headwind's pushed us behind.
A nice little headwind.
Strong headwind on the bridge.
And there's a lot of headwind.
Good headwind today, huh?
They ran into some headwind.
Without a headwind or breakfast.
Would you call that a headwind,?
With speed and headwind, an hour, maybe less.
One can also move forward against a headwind.
There's a headwind here.
We have run into a really strong headwind.
He's calculating headwind speed versus fuel as we speak.
Unless we can hold our position in the headwind.
He's calculating headwind speed versus fuel as we speak.
Chewing through my battery life here a little bit. We have got a bit of a headwind, Charley.
You were right-- as a start-up, Headwind was nothing special.
They gain height to face the challenge, butthey are battling against a headwind.
He's calculating headwind speed versus fuel as we speak.
And that was the beginning of making fear a tailwind instead of a headwind.
Can you imagine the headwind accelerating when you have no power?
It seems that it is a huge step worse in tailwind.Always Formula One car improves with headwind, but this year's.
Always Formula One car improves with headwind, but this year's, it seems that it is a huge step worse in tailwind.
Moreover, the breeziness of this location is highly suitable for paragliding because the activity depends upon the headwind and the warmer land surface air temperature to lift you off the ground.
Well, when the temperature drops below 60 and there's a headwind, the forces on the ball create an unfavorable magnitude and direction.
You're the guy who struck the first 90 meters at Copper Peak, with no headwind, in 1970 Opening Trials, and they think you're just some old drunk.