Sentence examples for air gust from inspiring English sources

They swing into cul-de-sacs lined with new colonial-style houses, only a strong air gust away from a whiff of cow manure.

Warm, stale air gusts up from the Metro, mixing with the smell of kebabs and urine.

Salty air gusted in from the nearby sea.

There, on the very edge of a continent, the Pacific winds blow unremittingly into those big California hills, blurring the air and gusting up to 30 miles per hour on a typical day.

There is the cold to consider — temperatures in Antarctica reach seventy degrees below zero — along with steep treks through thin mountain air, and gusts of wind powerful enough to sweep researchers from mountains, not to mention rock slides, marauding polar bears, deep crevasses, and lightning strikes.

Regardless of the hot air that gusts from pundits, privacy will continue to be a serious concern for Facebook users going forward.

He caught a whiff of fresh air that gusted from the open window above the shattered glass cabinets and broken display tables.

Laughter represents fresh air, the sudden gust of worldly sense, and that is not what he breathes; his happiest niche would have been a director's chair in a studio of the early nineteen-fifties, when there was a production line for noir.

Two fairground workers "who put profit before safety" are facing jail after being found guilty of causing the death of a seven-year-old girl who was killed when a bouncy castle she was playing on was blown 50ft into the air by a gust of wind.

However, the natural daily variation in surface conditions, especially air temperature, wind gusts and cloud, will impose substantially more variability than implied by these layers.

The National Weather Service expects "red-flag" conditions — dry air and wind gusts up to 40 mph — to remain until Thursday in the North Bay Area, which includes Sonoma and Napa counties.