Sentence examples for blowing from behind from inspiring English sources

Most knucklers agree that wind in the face is good (anything to add resistance and turbulence), while wind blowing from behind spells doom.

The owls decided to come out when the sun came out, and luck have it the wind was blowing from behind me, it meant the owls were hunting face forward for once," Dave told BBC Earth.

If it is blowing from behind its very difficult, so try to get it to blow to your ears, or partially to your cheek.

I am still self-conscious if the wind blows from behind or if my hair looks stringy.

'I felt the axe's blow from behind, I knew that everything was destroyed,' he said of his fractured left ankle.

Derek Whyteside, 42, suffered a skull fracture due to a single blow from behind and then collapsed to the ground, where he was attacked by two men, Stafford crown court was told on Tuesday.

She held her head more sternly; she set her shoulders slightly forward, as if trying to conceal the fact that she expected, at any moment, a blow from behind.

The humid Guinea monsoon blowing from the southwest moves northward behind the convergence zone, and by April it reaches the borders of Mali and Niger.

To his right, concealed behind curtains majestically blowing from the HVAC unit, sat a bust of the erstwhile leftist icon.

By all means look and feel good in your dress, separates, or suit, but you're a team member, not the mascot, lead-singer, Snow White, or Marilyn Monroe... [Cue Image of groomsgal in flirty white dress, with fan blowing from below, Marilyn-style, with groomsmen behind her, agape, in dull-grey suits. While bride looks on, annoyed...]...]

Variable and blowing from all directions.