“He was like a grampus when he set his teeth, and a southwester couldn't blow harder if he chose.”

“I had the wonderful opportunity to be with him at one of these town hall meetings in southwester Ontario.”

“By last night the wind had dropped to a southwester of about 10 knots.”

“Then came a controversial episode, when he signed an agreement for Lille before eventually deciding to go to southwesterners Toulouse.”

“But the biggest influx came during World War II, when defense work lured between 600-700,000 more Southwesterners to California.”

“In 1968 Simmons published Two Southwesterners, describing the friendship between fellow historian Lummis and prominent New Mexico political figure Amado Chaves.”