Sentence examples for death wind from inspiring English sources

My life is light, waiting for the death wind, Like a feather on the back of my hand.

Inscribed at eye level on three of the interior walls of this enclosure is Ms. Weiner's poem "Death Wind," in which she laments HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.

The multiple courses of Death Wind, Port Town, and Red Canyon have a pathway that is not accessible unless the player is on another iteration of those tracks, which then in turn closes the path previously available.

It's a poem about grief, making sudden turns from the gentle depiction of the couple picking flowers "among the soft shrieks / Of their jostled stems" to the savage foreshadowing of death: "wind-wounds, spasms from the dark earth, / With their odourless metals".

Her death wound up serving as the catalyst that unearthed many of the town's most twisted secrets and some of its deadliest ghosts.

There was a startling sonority in the scene of Tristan's death: the wind and brass choirs were eerily glassy and smooth, almost electronic in timbre.

Meanwhile, coal is on the hook for nearly 8m bird deaths a year, according to Climate Progress chart, while high-end estimates put deaths by wind or solar power above 350,000 a year.

She heads out west to learn the truth about his death, and winds up living with nomads for three decades, conveniently missing out on the Cultural Revolution.

There are clear comparisons with this eerie second feature, in which Aidan Gillen's listless Gerry Devine travels to Singapore in the wake of his brother's death, and winds up wearing his clothes, living in his house, and perhaps rekindling his watery ghost.

Cause of death: Gunshot wound to the leg.

Cause of death: Gunshot wound to the right chest.