Sentence examples for face the wind from inspiring English sources

"I Face the Wind," Vicki Cobb (HarperCollins).

I'm ready to face the wind head-on.

The perch can swivel to face the wind, but it's the only part of the ground station that moves".

Wheeling round, it turned into the breeze and dropped vertically before swinging back to face the wind in order to pinpoint its quarry.

The proposal stems from a belief that after "a long period where people felt the wind was in our face, the wind is with us," said Gene Sperling, director of the White House National Economic Council.

The perch can swivel to face the wind, but it's the only part of the ground station that moves.'' Wing 7 completed its first successful test flight two weeks ago.

"Look out that way," Robinson said, facing the wind.

"We hid in a bush, facing the wind.

A building with a large surface area facing the wind may be subjected to immense forces.

"If he was turning with the bow facing the wind direction it would be a 'jibe'".

That is if the wing is lined up so that its leading edge is facing the wind.