Sentence examples for blows down from from inspiring English sources
Cold air blows down from Canada and picks up moisture from Lake Ontario, then promptly dumps it onto Syracuse.
"Oh, it's marvellous — it just rearranges the whole fashion scene when the wind blows down from the top of the Avenue.
Mistral, Italian maestrale, cold and dry strong wind in southern France that blows down from the north along the lower Rhône River valley toward the Mediterranean Sea.
As winter hovers on the edges of the wind, there is a sharp sting in the breeze that blows down from the snow-capped Himalayas.
The velocity of the wind is intensified as it blows down from the highlands to the coast and by the "jet effect" that results as it is funneled through the narrow Rhône valley.
Beyond the ice creams and plastic swords, it's there in the hills, in the brilliant Midi light, in the violent summer storms and flash floods, the dry, evening wind from the north, the Cers, that blows down from the mountains, just as it did 800 years ago.
It is their best bet for protecting themselves from the chill winds blowing down from Tokyo.
Until then, the term had referred to the cold winds blowing down from the Korean Peninsula.
I stood at an upstairs window watching the leaves blowing down from the trees onto the wet black tarmac.
It's strong stuff, long overdue and as refreshing as a brisk wind blowing down from the Dolomites.
