71.   At this time of year, winds are relatively strong and humidities are relatively low.

72.   Azinger said the winds were so strong they were blowing his putter head in midstroke.

73.   Because in spring, winds are relatively strong and humidities often relatively low, rates of evaporation are high and drying occurs quickly.

74.   Because the village of Whistler is in a valley, Mr. Robinson said, the winds are relatively light.

75.   Because winds were from the west-northwest, heavy snow only affected the east side of town, leaving the west side unscathed.

76.   Be advised that the southwest shore can get rough in summer, the northwest shore can be treacherous when the wind is up in winter.

77.   Birds are chirping, skies are cloudless, greens are putting true, and the wind is at your back.

78.   Behind the cold front, temperatures will fall, and winds will be brisk from the west.

79.   Besides the debilitating effects of the cold itself, the low temperatures meant that the winds would have been calm.

80.   Both Branson and Piccard have said they would make new attempts at flying around the world next year, when winds are again favorable.