Early that morning the wind suddenly veered to the south and died away to a gentle breeze.

With the fickle violence of autumn, the wind had veered.

So the wind veered and the fleet at last set sail.

Each day the wind had veered a little more.

They can stay there until the wind strengthens, or veers more to the north.

The wind veered again, and caught the broad side of the barge.

The wind suddenly fell and then veered round to the south.

The wind veered to the east, and by the time he reached his office it was threatening to drizzle all afternoon.

It was four days before the wind veered and dropped for the captain to risk putting his vessel to sea.

The smell of smoke came stronger as the wind veered a moment.