Sentence examples for bringing wind from inspiring English sources

The storm was bringing wind and rain Sunday morning to the North Carolina coast.

In recent years Interstates 29 and 80, highways of America's heartland, have teemed with lorries bringing wind blades to new plants.

But he said there were still many obstacles to bringing wind power to American waters, chief among them the low price of natural gas, which makes other forms of power generation too expensive to develop.

ONE of the few confirmed tornados in Long Island history hit Islip Terrace Wednesday morning, lasting 10 minutes and bringing wind speeds of up to 100 miles per hour.

Cyclone Nathan is bringing wind and rain to Northern Queensland and tropical storm Bavi is located east of Guam, while cyclone Olwyn has flattened banana plantations in Western Australia.

The storm turned back to the west, making landfall on the southwest end of Shikoku as a moderate tropical storm, bringing wind gusts to tropical storm force.

Numerous funnel clouds and tornadoes were reported, with three confirmed by the National Weather Service, all bringing winds of up to 110mph.

When desert storms blew in, bringing winds of 50 miles an hour, work had to be suspended.

One of the most powerful storms ever recorded battered the central Philippines, bringing winds of up to 235mph and leaving a trail of devastation.

The cyclone arrived on Saturday after gathering strength in the Pacific, bringing winds of more than 300kph (185mph).

That would bring wind's share to about 6 percent of electricity.