Sentence examples for devil wind from inspiring English sources
Some say it comes from the Spanish -- vientos de Sat?(devil winds, so named for their heat).
"I've lived here my entire life, but I've never seen these Santa Ana winds — these devil winds — in May," said Dianne Jacob, chairwoman of the Board of Supervisors.
The swirling black lines are thought to have been made by dust devils, winds that whipped up the top layer of reddish soil, exposing dark material underneath.
The question for the Rangers is whether they can finish strong in four games (Pens, Isles, Isles and Devils) and wind up in a 4-meets-5 match-up with the Devils or Ottawa.
If these games continue like this, the question will be how soon the Devils can wind up this series.
Fire whirls, colloquially called firenadoes, look like tornadoes or wind devils, and they burn hotter than many other fires.
If a boat ever wanted to come through and I had to wind this devil back I believe it would just fall apart, the whole apparatus, like one of them paste and paper bridges you see blowing up in war movies.
Crosby did have one brief moment of contact against the Devils when he wound up in Brodeur's crease, poking once for the puck.
A stiff wind sent dust devils spinning across the ground, and roared in the microphones of a local band — two guitarists and a drummer — that was playing on a small stage in the middle of the field, in Grillo's honor.
The wind has regularly caused dirt devils on the circular Court 1.
