Sentence examples for a cold wind from from inspiring English sources

Today's stage finished behind schedule because of a cold wind from the northwest that blew so hard it stirred whitecaps on the occasional river along the route.

For writers in South Africa, the news blew in last week like a cold wind from an ugly past: a panel of teachers had deemed several literary works unsuitable for high schools in the province that includes Johannesburg.

Most of the time, the only visitor is a cold wind blowing from the East River.

Both summer and winter weather may vary from day to day with the passing of storm fronts; a hot northerly wind may occasionally be followed by a cold wind (pampero) from the Argentine Pampas.

It's an album of lonely post-breakup songs — "There's a cold wind blowing from the north/The emptiness has come back for me" — with their sorrows gorgeously sublimated.

The opening line of the song is, "I'd like to close my eyes, go numb, cause there's a cold wind coming from the top of the highest high-rise today".

The piece, "Muhheakantuck, the River That Flows Both Ways," was recently installed by ironworkers while the artist, Barbara Segal, and Metro-North officials watched in a cold wind whipping from the river.

As a cold wind blew from the east, Safkulu Guseinov, 61, wheeled a rickety wheelbarrow containing pumpkins, red beets and carrots down a road to his house.

Then growing, a cold wind that blew from the horizon.

A cold wind blew in from the sea.

Along with his colleague, Partha Dasgupta of Cambridge University (where a cold wind blows straight from the Urals), the professors have made a plea that shocked the science community.