Sentence examples similar to a quiet wind from inspiring English sources

The 'target', as Dave called him, lived on a quiet, winding street, the kind of place where neighbours twitch their net curtains on a frequent basis.

She now lives in a modest two-story house on a quiet, winding lane in a tidy English city that she asked not be named to protect her privacy.

Le Fandy may sound like the name of a quiet, winding river somewhere in Normandy -- an impression heightened by the evocative black-and-white photo on the menu -- but in fact Fandy is Mr. Plastiak's nickname from his Slovakian boyhood.

It's a quiet winding road that slows you down and is simply magical.

After your first leisurely stroll along historic River Road, you'll think a quiet winding river really may be better than a packed sandy beach.

I drove for 10 minutes on a quiet road, wind in my teeth, the engine whirring like a food processor on "high".

By discarding the quiet wind case, seven of the remaining eight cases behaved as expected.

The nine cases included four cases for the TEC response to the northward wind, three cases for the TEC response to the southward wind, one case during the quiet wind on the ESF active day, and one case for no response.

Another make-cycling-easier tactic was explored by British touring cyclist Richard Hutchins in his 1993 book Quiet Wind Assisted Cycle Routes Between [British Rail] Stations: not then and not today would any cyclist cry foul at getting a helping hand from a stiff breeze.

Quiet Wind by Kim Snyder delved into life on the Reservation and her Native American ancestry.

Three cases representing a maximum hazard day (quiet winds <1 m s−1 near the wellhead) and medium and minimal hazard days (average winds 3 m s−1 and 7 m s−1) were assessed.