by The_Express22 March 9, 2022

by Cecilie wind January 14, 2018

by HzlH May 8, 2017

by heylia17 March 29, 2015

Here's a sentence using "sail close to the wind":
The politician's campaign ads sailed close to the wind with their negative attacks on the opponent.
The politician's campaign ads sailed close to the wind with their negative attacks on the opponent.
by Arminkshipper July 25, 2024

by Jose v garcia October 17, 2019

Refers to someone stumbling and having a hard time standing up straight without swaying when drunk (because they look like they are walking through a strong wind tunnel).
by Mary Pickford December 19, 2007
