Sentence examples for Wind swept through from inspiring English sources

"We escaped through the windows, and I held on to a pole for about an hour as rain, seawater and wind swept through the airport," he said.

A whipping wind swept through lower Manhattan yesterday, a miniature tornado struck Times Square and lesser windstorms knocked around pedestrians on some street corners around town.

The wind swept through us as if we were the ghosts of sailors past, far from the bikini bodies and casino nights of San Juan.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Highways were hazardous for holiday travelers on Sunday, and thousands of homes and businesses had no electricity in the Midwest as heavy snow and howling wind swept through the region.

A prairie wind swept through the Allen Room on Wednesday night as the singer K. D. Lang and a five-member band conjured big-sky country where romantic dreamers infused the wide-open spaces with swooning desire.

You know how a chill wind swept through European savings when it turned out that Iceland's banks couldn't substantiate all the fiscal promises they were making off the back of a country that is basically 13 people standing on an ice cube?

At least two people were killed on Sunday night when high winds swept through North and South Carolina.

At the dress rehearsal on Thursday a thunderstorm broke, and winds swept through the open-air theater.

A nail-biter took place on March 13, when winds swept through the airfield at upward of 65 miles per hour.

In the afternoons, Mustang's famous winds swept through the canyons, whipping all the moisture from my breath and skin, leaving me parched and croaky.

The fire more than doubled in size on Saturday morning after 70 mile-per-hour winds swept through the area, forcing the evacuation of about 600 residences nearby, said Don Ferguson, a spokesman for the National Park Service.