Sentence examples for battle wind from inspiring English sources

On an indoor track, where he will not have to battle wind, snow and dirty ice, Mr. Benta expects to skate at least two seconds faster.

At the scene of devastation itself, rescue workers today will have to battle wind and rain as weather in New York City overnight took a turn for the worse.

With this year's nomination battle winding down, conservative media are making the same pivot toward Romney.

As the battle wound down last week, a befuddled citizen, awaiting word of Senator Ted Cruz's next move, received, out of the blue, a copy of a new book entitled "Wrong," by Richard Grossman, a professor of economics at Wesleyan.

The logo, which is aluminum, was able to slice right through Laptop's skin, leaving the battle wound you see there.

She'd felt the battle wound on her grandfather's head.

Players had favorable weather conditions yesterday after battling wind gusts as high as 40 miles an hour during the first two rounds.

Playing under the roof in my Australian Open and then battling wind and rain on Arthur Ashe offered a stark contrast in how conditions can be distractions and how to adjust so they do not overwhelm you.

Thousands of miles to the south, Ellen MacArthur is alone battling wind and sea as a competitor in the Vendee Globe race, the extreme solo sprint around the planet that only a masochist or a Frenchman could love.

On Sunday, the final day of the Irish Open, early starters battled wind and rain and holding par seemed to be the challenge.

Instead of the "gentle" swells and peaceful paddling I promised him, we battled wind and waves for several hours on our first day.