Sentence examples for be in the wind from inspiring English sources
I wanted to sleep, wanted to be in the wind.
The tie may be gone forever, but there are indications that yet another change may be in the wind -- a kind of dressing up with softer lines.
"If the car can be in the wind tunnel 24 hours a day and seven days a week, that is where the performance is going to come from," he said.
Police officers gather, and so does a crowd of spectators, the story's heroine among them; something catastrophic is thought to be in the wind, but her baby wakes and she must leave.
She'll be in the wind, and in the soil, and the snow, and in me, wherever I go.
While the excessive power arrangement that Wall Street and the Fed share may create a feel-good market vibe for a few more years, or even a decade, anarchy and suffering will eventually be in the wind.
Police in Kent are investigating how a 39-year-old woman came to be in the wind-whipped sea near Folkestone pier on Tuesday morning.
But change is in the wind.
