- Many
windbreakers may also
include large pockets on the
inside or the
outside which allow belongings to be
protected from the weather.
Windbreakers may...
- A
windbreak (shelterbelt) is a
planting usually made up of one or more rows of
trees or
shrubs planted in such a
manner as to
provide shelter from the...
- The
Windbreakers were an
American power pop
group from Jackson, Mississippi, led by singer-guitarists Tim Lee and
Bobby Sutliff. The band
released their...
- A
windbreaker is a thin jacket.
Windbreaker may also
refer to:
Windbreaker, or
windbreak, a
sheet of
material supported by
poles to
protect from the wind;...
-
promotion and
relegation was
introduced and last-ranked
Eastern Cape
Windbreakers were relegated,
while MBB from the
Inner City
Super League (ICSL) joined...
-
performance art band Geezer,
covered vocals for
yacht rock band the
Windbreakers, and sang lead in a
theater production for the 50th
anniversary of The...
- The
company currently commercializes skateboards, t-shirts, hoodies,
windbreakers, hats, and **** packs. The company's name was
taken from one of NYC's...
-
various other garments, such as suits, overcoats, trousers, uniforms, and
windbreakers.
Thomas Burberry created the
fabric in the late 1870s and
patented it...
-
often comes in knee-length form. The
Canadian English equivalent is
windbreaker. The word
cagoule is
borrowed from the
French for
balaclava or hood....
-
withholding the
larger space from view,
reducing heat loss (→ air trap,
windbreak),
providing storage space for
outdoor clothing (→ mudroom), etc. The term...
