The phrase "a bunch of wind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is insubstantial, meaningless, or lacking in value, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "His promises were just a bunch of wind, and no one believed he would follow through."
Alternatives: "a load of hot air" or "empty talk".
"Obviously, it was unplayable," Lewis said, "and I think once I got out there and saw some of the hole locations, the hole locations weren't set up for a bunch of wind".
Speaking on BBC Wales' Sunday Supplement, Nathan Gill also said it was "complete stupidity to think by sticking a bunch of wind turbines all over Wales that we are somehow going to stop the weather from changing".
A good, strong push will make your opponent look weak and possibly push them to the floor, knocking a bunch of wind out of them.
Wyly: Oh, a bunch of different wind farms.
Looking down on a city from above offers a strange perspective on humanity our everyday lives and most prolific achievements look insignificant, as if we're just a bunch of ants, wind-up cars, and dollhouses.
The ask was presumably a joke but if Tide Pods have taught us anything, all it takes is one authority figure saying "no" for a viral challenge to be born and for a bunch of people to wind up getting hurt.
This detail was an important lesson in pet ownership that one Indianapolis woman learned last week after her pet raccoon somehow ingested a bunch of marijuana and wound up stoned out of its mind.
We came out without a fight, but a bunch of local anarchists got wind of what was going on and came to protest.
After messing with Alka Seltzer himself, Shanks decided to get a bunch of reflective items like wind chimes and throw them out of focus.
Chicago is famous for gangsters, having a bunch of red meat, and wind, but there is actually more to it than that!
Recently, we have been hectored by a bunch of carbon dioxide spewing wind bags, most of whom have never had a real job or tried to make payroll, debate whether raising a half trillion dollars in taxes and spending a half trillion dollars in stimulus will mitigate our economic problems or end civilization as we know it.
