Sentence examples for enjoying wind from inspiring English sources

It might seem perverse to retire to Long Island, especially when we've been enjoying wind chills of 20 below zero, but retirement communities are being constructed here.

She gives every impression of enjoying winding up her critics.

We enjoyed winding down at the farewell barbecue last night.

Charles, I realised, was still a bit of a schoolboy, who enjoyed winding people up.

Luxury nightwear – one for the women entrepreneurs who enjoy winding down after a long day at work.

However, he did enjoy winding down by watching many television soaps, including Dallas and Neighbours, and during his time at Harvard he was a keen fan of the Boston Red Sox baseball team.

Such an aim, with its colonial implications, doesn't tend to go down well with Chinese lawyers, who enjoy winding up westerners about our failure to live up to lofty human rights standards during the so-called war on terror.

The then Bolton manager famously got under the Frenchman's skin as he guided his side to a series of unlikely positive results against the Gunners, and admitted in his recently published autobiography that he enjoyed winding up a man he described as having "an air of arrogance".

Mitt Romney is not the first presidential candidate who's had trouble communicating with working-class voters: John Kerry famously enjoyed wind-surfing, and George Bush blamed a poor showing in a straw poll on the fact that many of his supporters were "at their daughter's coming out party".

Few can have enjoyed it more: politically outspoken, a man who enjoys winding Madrid up and who described the Bernabéu whistles as a heavenly symphony, who scored the sixth in the 6-2 and who raised his hand after the 5-0, emulaTonnyTonny Bruins Slot, on Saturday he led celebrations.

His widow said: "He was a big joker who enjoyed winding up his friends.