Sentence examples for a sharp wind from inspiring English sources

I knew Ena Sharples, who blew in like a sharp wind demanding four fancies and NO ECLAIRS.

In the family field, the late autumn sun is cold and there's a sharp wind from the sea.

The thermometer stayed around 20 degrees, but a sharp wind took the temperature down near the point where molecules cease to move.

Before climbing under thick blankets that served as her bed, the mother kneeled on a wool rug and prayed facing Mecca as a sharp wind whistled beneath the stars.

It was a mild June day, but we had to pick our way through a bed of slush while a sudden sharp wind tried to blow us back down the mountainside.

With eyes watering in the sharp wind, it was a relief to shelter under a high bank by the river, where dog violet, barren strawberry and thyme clung to the crumbly debris.

And a sharp easterly wind blew in the athletes' faces.

Standing in a sharp spring wind to study the rundown silo towering over the property, Mr. Thoren remarked that he used to play inside as a child.

A sharp, dark wind line is already moving into the surf on the outside bars, tearing off the tops of the waves.

AS A sharp winter wind whips up the Irish Sea off the coast of Cumbria in north-west England, a group of engineers—snug in their onshore control room gaze contentedly at their screens.

In one photo, the water appears to rise above the knees of two young boys and their white dog as the fronds of a palm tree behind them bend in the sharp wind.