Sentence examples for copious wind from inspiring English sources

The UK has the resources to be a green-energy powerhouse for Europe, as we are blessed with copious wind and bountiful solar potential, from the South-west to Scotland.

Using mathematical and astronomical formulas that take into account sunspots, tides, the position of the planets and other factors, Caleb Weatherbee, the pseudonym of the forecaster at the Farmers' Almanac, is "red-flagging" early February and expects "copious wind, rain, and snow" around the time of the game.

Offshore ship reports recorded that the medicane produced intense winds, copious rainfall, and abnormally warm temperatures.

"With its tiny, winding streets, copious vendors and beautiful women, Bangkok offers its visitors an array of cultural delights sure to satisfy the tastes of all travelers," the tournament Web site promises prospective players.

The play's idiosyncratic imagery, which includes copious references to birds and wind and fish, often defies clear interpretation.

The only sounds were the wind moving through the copious bamboo and the ghostly buzzing vending machines.

Wind production could save copious amounts of natural gas, he said, and could avert the construction of at least some fossil-fired generation required for reliability.

Also, without wishing to be cruel, I would not shed copious tears if the latest Mowgli wound up as a protein snack for a passing carnivore.