Sentence examples for deflect wind from inspiring English sources

He had floodlights installed so players can prepare for evening games, trees were planted to deflect wind and a pitch with identical dimensions to Old Trafford was laid - groundsmen are even told to cut the grass to the same length.

The building's owners CPPI want to put up four baffles across Water Lane to deflect wind, three vertical screens and a glass canopy on the building.

Tropical cyclones generally need to form more than 555 km or poleward of the 5th parallel north and 5th parallel south, allowing the Coriolis effect to deflect winds blowing towards the low-pressure center and creating a circulation.

Tropical cyclones generally need to form more than 555 km or five degrees of latitude away from the equator, allowing the Coriolis effect to deflect winds blowing towards the low pressure center and creating a circulation.

Conservation of angular momentum, an effect known as the Coriolis Effect, deflects winds in the northern hemisphere rightwards and those in the southern hemisphere leftwards.

CPPI wants to put up four baffles across Water Lane, in Leeds, to deflect the wind outside Bridgewater Place.

The large screens and baffle boards to deflect the wind - up to 50ft (17m) high and 66ft (20m) long - are to be built near the building and above the road.

The proposals would see large screens and baffle boards to deflect the wind - up to 50ft (17m) high and 66ft (20m) long - built near the building and above the road.

The plans would see large screens and baffle boards to deflect the wind - up to 50ft (17m) high and 66ft (20m) long - built near the building and above the road.

The International Commerce Center building, which houses the property -- 312 guest rooms on Floors 106 to 117 -- has a shingled facade that swoops into an elongated base, calling to mind a dragon's tail (and deflecting the wind during a typhoon).

Visually, the KLR650 is transformed from a toad to something more princely by its sleek new bodywork, which does a better job of deflecting the wind blast away from the rider.