Sentence examples for big windmill from inspiring English sources

Hegarty also clashed with Morris, who spoke in favour of uranium and other resource mining, saying: "Not everyone wants a bloody big windmill in their backyard.

I scanned some deals online: "Big Plazas, Big Windmills, Big Gorges" was a four-day bus tour that emphasized photogenic countryside in the Netherlands and Luxembourg; "Visit the New and Yearn for the Past in Eastern Europe" had a certain Cold War charm, but I wasn't sure I needed that in February.

Dubbed the Murphy Windmill after its primary philanthropist, Samuel G. Murphy of First National Bank, it was celebrated as one of biggest windmills in the world.

The prize organisers reward wit and integrity, and tend to prefer those critics who tilt at the biggest windmills (Zoë Heller's famous take-down of Salman Rushdie was unlucky not to win last year).

Says Z.S: His house was big but actually fairly normal, apart from the large windmill and a huge gazebo.

This frustrates countries like Denmark, whose government thinks that future wealth will lie in green technology and energy efficiency (the Danes are big in windmills).

There he began working with wind power, commissioning the biggest Swedish windmill in 1980.

It included housing for the workers and their families, packing houses, docks, a school, a big barn, windmills, and 15 miles (24 km) of (unpaved) roads.

After giving a basic description of the motor, he added, "If you hook this new kind of motor up the right way to a small, not big, a very small windmill, you can generate very good electricity".

It is a truly beautiful part of the UK: Norfolk reed (Phragmites australis) as far as the eye can see, canals, windmills and big skies.

On discovering France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but is big in aeroplane seats and windmills, he sighs and says: "Great.