Sentence examples for a brutal wind from inspiring English sources

They must point out that "a brutal wind strafes the crowd".

The Broncos, who needed this victory almost as badly as the Jets -- both teams are now 7-6 -- had missed two consecutive field-goal attempts into a brutal wind, seeking to close out the Jets in the third quarter.

The only time McIlroy shot worse was an 80 at St. Andrews in 2010, but that was more a product of a brutal wind than poor shots.

A brutal cold wind whips in off the lake, direct from the Canadian wilderness.

Suddenly, pedestrians had to cope with brutal wind.

Then, after the Jets had to punt on their first drive of the fourth quarter, the Jets seemed to have held the Broncos, pinning them at their 34-yard line on third and 9. Had the Jets forced the Broncos to punt, they would have done so into the famously brutal wind of Giants Stadium.

I walk to the view over the fjord with my binoculars and far away, through the tears that are whipping from my eyes in the brutal wind, I think I can see thousands of sea birds milling about over the bridge.

By that time, the windows of the Cleveland Stadium press box had fogged over, and most of the writers covering the game had abandoned their typewriters and gone outside into the biting cold, cursing as they bundled up to face the brutal wind, but drawn to the finish of the frantic battle below.

It was a sombre affair packed with dignitaries, the press and hundreds of determined Londoners, battling to light candles against the brutal wind.

This is the kind of solace you can find when the noise becomes too much, not just the chatter and the relentless recitation of words, not just the rhythmic thumping from the upstairs bedroom that you've rented out for some extra money, but the unceasing and brutal wind.

The forecast was accurate both times, and I was grateful to be home and watching TV from under a blanket as brutal winds howled outside.