Sentence examples for blow strong from inspiring English sources

"The winds blow strong around this issue in Albany and its been very hard on behalf of the regular-person concertgoer to fight back against this law" Senator Squadron said.

It was early December, when the trade winds blow strong and steady, and Latham anticipated an easy tow the rig even had a crew of more than a dozen Mexican painters on board to refurbish it as they went.

The sun shines brightly on Africa, the winds blow strong and many regions of the continent like Kenya's Great Rift Valley also have significant capacity to generate power from geothermal energy.

The easiest way for computer modelers to explain the physics of the Earth-moon system, such as how fast our planet spins on its axis and how fast the moon orbits Earth, is to have Theia giving Earth a glancing blow strong enough for both bodies to become molten.

They blow stronger there, even, than in Chicago.

Winters are longer and colder, the winds blow stronger and the summers, they say, are drier.

West Texas winds, although more powerful, tend to blow strongest in the evening and overnight, and in the spring.

In the weeks before the teams meet, as they will Sunday after a rare lull in their century-old rivalry, the winds of unease blow strongest.

Offshore wind farms are assumed to have a higher capacity factor because winds out at sea blow stronger, for longer, compared to wind on land.

Some of those appraisals carried clear traces of bigotry and ethnic suspicion, the kind of ill wind that could blow stronger as the union expands and clumps more onetime adversaries closer together.

"Both contribute to an oversupply at night when demand drops, winds blow stronger, and nuclear plants can't cut their power.