Sentence examples for been wind from inspiring English sources
noun
Real or perceived movement of atmospheric air usually caused by convection or differences in air pressure.
- The wind blew through her hair as she stood on the deck of the ship.
The only alternative to succeed on a large scale, however, has been wind power, and most of that growth did not occur until the past decade.
Mr. Wallace, who is a licensed commercial pilot, said the pilot could have made a mistake and come in too low or there could have been wind shear.
The cry of "No wind, no water" — meaning that, if there hadn't been wind, there wouldn't have been any water, so homeowners' policies should pay off — became a local "No justice, no peace".
As I write this, Hurricane Lane is has been "wind sheared" to Tropical Storm status.
Over the past decade, Texas has upped its power capacity 20% to over 120,000 megawatts but most of that incremental gain has been wind.
One promising avenue, among others, has been wind energy.
Citadels of red sandstone had been wind-sculptured into battlements.
If the subtext of their interaction with me has been wind-up, that's OK.
This season's have been wind-swept into the hollows, some of which are knee-deep with leaves.
When you've been wind-slapped by a Siberian air stream, nothing achieves togetherness of body and mind like a heated loo seat.
In May, Greene ran a 9.78 in Carson, Calif., which would have tied the world record had it not been wind-aided.
