Sentence examples for absurd wind from inspiring English sources

-Berdych, making sense on today's absurd wind.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit has the longest vacancy of any circuit court in the country, and it's been a winding and absurd process trying to get someone in there.

That can lead to absurd situations when a storm drops torrents of rain, triggering devastating floods, but its winds are too weak to warrant it being named.

And yet, despite opposing Mrs. Thatcher ("dangerous and absurd") in novels like "Paradise Postponed," he wound up disliking the New Labor smoothies who at last ousted her party.

I would have pruned the flowery, often fanciful captions and weeded out Odoardo Borrani's feeble Girls Winding Wool and Simon Saint-Jean's absurd The Gardener-Girl.

(The most astringent irony of the whole enterprise is one that's basically incidental to it: the indirect and absurd route by which all these aspiring novelists have wound up getting published by Penguin).

SA's reliance on wind and solar power is responsible for these absurd prices.

So it is LNG plants, not wind and solar, that are responsible for South Australia's "absurd" electricity prices.

It's a little absurd and Jolie Pitt neglects to direct her own performance; she winds up looking like a catatonic pill-popping mannequin.

The summer wind up in Mazar-i-Sharif in the north is just absurd -- you feel as if you are on another planet.

"It's so absurd, it's not even worth printing, but you folks are all wound up".