Sentence examples for a great wind from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, as if a great wind had blown everyone else off the bare gravel yard, there was Merlin Koppin.

She tells her family and the local priest that the Lord told her that there would be a great wind.

A great wind goes through the trees, and the Christ child speaks, telling the Cherry trees to bow down so that his mother may eat.

According to legend, Mellitus saved Canterbury from destruction by fire, the strength of his prayers summoning a great wind that drove the flames away from the city.

Krommer's Octet for winds in E flat (Op. 69), a great wind partita, can be heard on June 24 as part of "Wonderful Winds".

A great wind goes through the trees, and the Christ child speaks, telling the Cherry trees to bow down so that his mother may eat.. View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright By John Cassidy.

It is a great, winding thing, fanhood is, played on the fly, and if you can follow it in Cleveland — home of the Browns and the Crooked River and unceasing heartbreak — through its many twists and turns, then you can follow it anywhere.

The storms' strength is measured on what is known as the Enhanced Fujita scale, which runs from zero to five, with each level representing a greater wind speed.

It is a particular problem for gliders which have a relatively long wingspan, which exposes them to a greater wind speed difference for a given bank angle.

"The fact that the whole of the government, the authorities, and the nation at large seem to have surrendered to this situation and are just sitting on their hands waiting for a great big wind to come both angers and depresses me," he says.

One caution if there is a large wind speed greater than 10 mph (16 km/h) then adjust to included a wind breaker.