Sentence examples for face wind from inspiring English sources

We endure holiday communities, power lines, road construction and mines, and now we face wind energy as well.

1.24pm: "Some Spanish commentators mentioning that an attack at the end of Izoard is possible by Contador, as the descent is good to open up a gap," writes Fermin Fernandez-Villaverde. "Others saying that there is face wind there, and Contador will wait till final 10k.

The narrow distances between passages of buildings at the same row and rectangular shapes that have trapezoid courtyards that face wind are devoted to Farafra.

Then, rolling away from your face, wind the roller all the way down to your scalp.

She brandished her sign, spoke into the radio, and then came to the car, leaned over, and presented a face: wind-burned and thin, with a scar along one cheek.

So Henin, a fresh face, wound up with tomorrow's date in the final against Venus Williams.

Passive dynamic vibration absorbers have been used up to now as an effective tool to face wind-excited vibrations of civil engineering structures like high masts, slender bridges and esp.

The boat acted like a weathervane then, facing wind and waves and avoiding dangerous side impacts.

The biggest challenge facing wind farms is to "look as much as possible like power stations", says Andrew Garrad of GL Garrad Hassan, a consultancy.

Torque ripples and maximum power tracking form the most important problems facing Wind Energy Conversion System (WECS).

73 tulip leaves were tested in suspended condition and with front as well as back surface of the lamina facing wind.