Sentence examples for a kind of wind from inspiring English sources

The good news is that it oscillated, though it did create a kind of wind tunnel in my room.

Janis felt his hunger as a throb beneath his sternum and a kind of wind inside his head.

Because the Sun is orbiting the center of the galaxy at about 140 miles per second, detectors on Earth should encounter the WIMP's as a kind of "wind".

Nervous system disorders, called 'VataVyadhi' in Sanskrit, were thought to be brought on by imbalances of Vata, the biological air humor, the energy that moves through the brain and the nerves (the ancients considered nerve impulses to be a kind of wind or air traveling through the body) controlling both voluntary and involuntary functions.

It is totally revealing of a person's weakness and a kind of winding down into darkest depressions and alcoholism -- and then the slow way out of it.

One of her sponsors is Unicorn, a British darts concern, whose tungsten-alloy darts she uses exclusively... "A real dart board is made of bristle--a kind of tightly wound rope," she said.

So, in any kind of wind, the suckers can get away.

"If you hit any kind of wind shear and you are 51 feet low, you're going to hit the building".

What that leaves is a framework in which turbines can be installed to create a kind of vertical wind farm on the shores of the Hudson River.

At times, when he spoke, he felt as if a kind of mental wind were blowing his thoughts back at him, forcing him to self-consciously order his syntax as he pushed words out.

The lyrics, sung in a kind of Earth, Wind & Fire style, include: "Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's all about the team, it's all about respect, it all revolves around integrity".