weather vane

Arne knew the pin; for it was the same that had fastened the weather vane.

The figure turns in the wind, and is the weather vane of the city.

You can hardly name them unless you look at the weather vane.

Then I remembered that I had tied my horse to the weather vane.

The weather vane on Squire Bean's barn dazzles so the rooster seems to be shooting gold arrows into the river.

Well, do you suppose I'm going to be found stuck up here like a confounded rooster on a weather vane?

The only other meteorological instrument dating back to classical antiquity, so far as known, is the weather vane.

Educated Chinamen inform me that it is over 3,000 years old and had a weather vane.

If you pass a weather vane on your way home, see if you can read the letters on it and find out what they mean.

A weather vane, with two planes attached to the pointer at an angle of 80 degrees with each other, was made.