Sentence examples for a vicious wind from inspiring English sources
A vicious wind cuts up the valley, bringing sleet and rain.
THE mercury had plunged to 12 degrees, abetted by a vicious wind.
MANCHESTER, England — Slanting rain and a vicious wind sent ripples and eddies across the puddles forming outside Manchester City's Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
There is a vicious wind on top of the mountain and visibility is poor; the skis are heavy and progress is slow.
A vicious wind had kicked up, and I realized that the sound was our stalwart sentry, the night guard, holding the line against heat loss.
As Ireland had asked for the roof of the Principality Stadium to remain opened – in the hope that the elements might help them to beat their Welsh hosts – a vicious wind swept in from Tiger Bay and along the assembled ranks of players before the kick-off.
There was a very vicious wind sheer and the Airbus we were on was on approach and veering with the wind.
This is a rare treat, as the vicious wind, lashing rain and boiling sea that pound the cliffs of South America's most southerly point mean many ships' passengers have to content themselves with a glimpse from the deck.
Our crossing was rough both there and back because of a vicious northerly wind blowing all day.
Mike Stanton tossed a ball in the outfield at Yankee Stadium yesterday and felt the vicious wind and the persistent rain striking one side of his face.
There's a reason the SAS use the Brecon Beacons as a training ground, and following a leg-wobbling peer over the edge of the mountain, we experience the Beacons' vicious wind and volatile microclimate on our bum-shuffle on the way down.
