wind-swept

Then Tchekoff takes us to a postal station to show us another type of the "Windswept Grain."

"The Windswept Grain" shows the reader a religious establishment, where a young Jew, recently converted, has taken refuge.

The high school occupies a treeless, grassless, windswept block by itself.

To the north the great, flat, windswept Dasht-i-Margo, about as desolate and arid a region as fancy could depict.

At last his newly returned strength failing him, he threw himself down in the dry windswept heather.