Sentence examples for dry wind from inspiring English sources

A dry wind blew grit into his eye.

A hot, dry wind blew through the room.

The tramontana, a cold, dry wind from the north, frequents the city in the winter.

By midday, it was seventy degrees, and a dry wind had sucked the moisture from our faces.

It originates over North Africa as a dry wind and picks up moisture as it crosses the Mediterranean.

In the dry season the harmattan, a hot, dry wind, blows from the northeast from December to March.

Their farm was three thousand acres on the ridges that rise up toward the Zambezi escarpment — high, dry, wind-swept country, cold and dusty in winter, but now, in the wet months, steamy with the heat that rose in wet, soft waves off miles of green foliage.

The dry winds were coming from central Australia.

Strong, dry winds were the most immediate contributor.

The dry winds, sometimes called the dry monsoon, consist of the northeast trade winds.

The dry winds howling out of the canyons helped spread the flames.