Sentence examples for bite of wind from inspiring English sources
A city that is as pleasant with bite of wind and fallen leaf as it is with buttery sun and fragrant bloom.
We took off our helmets, feeling the bite of the wind, and looked across the highest mountains in the world.
Bodegas Ameztoi Txakoli di Getaria, Spain 2014 (from £11.95, Slurp; Noel Young Wines) The Basque country is part of what is sometimes called 'green Spain', where the cooling bite of the wind and the rain from the Atlantic provides a climate conducive not only to vegetables, but to incisive dry white wines.
And, in the bite of an Arctic wind, it really is cold, cold, cold.
Alas, on this day the reward for our panting effort to the top is the sight of thick mist and the bite of a cold, wet wind.
Listeners had braved a sudden cold snap in Beijing, an onrush of biting wind from Siberia, to attend the performance.
Two, three, or four strands may not look like much, but it will give you a good bite of pasta once it's wound up.
Scientists built actual model African huts in these labs to test the impact of wind, humidity and many other factors on KITE's ability to protect humans from getting bitten.
The directional movement of wind.
