Sentence examples for a blustering wind from inspiring English sources

At 34 degrees, with a blustering wind courtesy of wall-mounted fans, the greenhouse presented just that to many a spaghetti-strapped guest.

Outside the courthouse, where representatives of dozens of news organizations stood vigil in the blustering wind and snow, there was a noticeable increase in security, with police officers patrolling the perimeter with bomb-sniffing dogs, and with extra barriers set up for crowd control.

Inside the tower, gutted by fire in 2007 and now open to the blustering wind, there hang long, flapping chains of pink cards, pockmarked with holes.

The roaring fireplace offers a warm refuge from the blustering winds off the nearby St . Lawrence River

Wheat farmers like Richard L. Barber and Ken Glass are caught in the middle of those blustering winds, and each has gone a different way.

Others continue to walk the streets as the weather oscillates from overcast and drizzle to blustering winds and torrential rain.

Cromitie seemed less a terrorist and more a blustering fantasist.

What about his reputation as a blustering loudmouth?

A blustering Andy Garcia, adopting an indeterminate accent, plays the besieged Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili.

Iago, sung by Lucio Gallo, is made a blustering mustache-twirler: less snake than charging bull.

Like a blustering tabloid columnist, Hacked Off says they are myth-making.