Sentence examples for coast wind from inspiring English sources
ON SCREEN After the 30-second advertisement starts at the rally, it moves to stock footage with images typically associated with energy, employment and the environment, including cars on a crowded highway, a gasoline pump, a warehouse, a rocky coast, wind turbines, solar panels and a field.
There are several planned wind farm projects around Tasmania, including West Coast Wind's 33-turbine Granville Harbour proposal, but an unfavourable legislative and investment climate has seen progress stall in recent years.
This is the first time a study has demonstrated that offshore East Coast wind energy can provide "a relatively reliable supply of smooth power," says environmental engineer Mark Jacobson of Stanford University in California.
Along the coast, wind gusts peaked at 100 mph at Hyannis, Massachusetts.
Along the coast, wind gusts as high as 100 mph (155 km/h) damaged or destroyed several buildings.
The strong coast wind is waving masses of snow onto the streets, which makes it more harder for us to conquer.
The drive from here to the coast winds its way through the delta of the great Casamance river, a maze of lagoons, small islands, mangroves, birds diving for fish and colourful villages where children and elders congregate under the shade of sacred baobab trees.
Along the Maryland, Virginia and Delaware coasts, winds began to pick up intensity, and bands of rain whipped coastal towns.
At Commonwealth Bay on the Adélie Coast the wind speed averaged 45 miles per hour (20 metres per second).
It also plans vast expansion of the national grid to move electricity from the north coast, where wind is plentiful, and the south, where solar energy is more abundant, to the key industrial areas where it is most in demand.
In Warwick, west of the Gold coast, peak wind gusts touched 78mph, ripping off the roofs of more than a dozen homes, and in Harrisville 72mm (2.8in) of rain fell in just 30 minutes, flooding roads and inundating homes.
