Sentence examples for because of winds from inspiring English sources

Because of winds, snow cover varied considerably.

Play was delayed more than five hours because of winds.

Winters in the North German Plain tend to be consistently colder, if only by a few degrees, than in the south, largely because of winds from Scandinavia.

The crew decided, because of winds, turbulence and other factors, to take the rescued cadet back to the academy and return for the second cadet — and Detective Condon.

Play was then stopped at 12 50 p.m. because of winds that were strong enough to move balls on the slippery greens before players could mark them.

Yesterday, eight yachts made it to the race course before racing was abandoned because of winds measuring up to 32 knots.

Windsurfers skittering back into port, their race postponed because of stiff winds.

The first day of the Canoe Slalom World Cup was postponed because of high winds in Cardiff Bay.

The changes were taking place within it, like in the clouds, because of the wind.

Offshore wind turbine towers experience large base moments because of wind and wave loading.

In Wisconsin, a state of emergency remained in effect yesterday because of wind, rain and thunderstorms.