Sentence examples for eastern wind from inspiring English sources
NEWARK College of New Jersey Chorale and Eastern Wind Symphony.
Along the shore at Atlantis, an eastern wind snapped the red flag warning of rough waters.
TRENTON WAR MEMORIAL The Eastern Wind Symphony will present "American Music for the Millennium".
Out went "horse ear east wind" — the eastern wind is a spring breeze, pleasant to humans but meaningless to horses: a perfect depiction of Yataro turning a deaf ear to my pearls of wisdom.
Apart from such pragmatic motives, many public figures in the West and in Western-dominated international institutions seem unable to rid themselves of the fear of the "Eastern wind".
The eastern wind direction has the lowest frequency.
Quercus pyrenaica forests are protected from the eastern winds so they receive pollen from Q. lusitanica, favoured by western winds.
Both species and the hybrid have a suitable altitudinal location for the pollen route, favoured by eastern winds.
Temperatures are lower, and heavy clouds brought in by eastern winds blanket the forest.
Monsoon winds are common in most areas, with southern and southwestern winds prevailing in winter months and with somewhat more pronounced eastern winds in summer.
During March and April 1993, the air pressure values in the eastern part of India were significantly higher (by t-test analysis) than the average values for 1951 2000, and therefore caused a strengthening of the eastern winds.
