Sentence examples for facing the wind from inspiring English sources
"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.
Rather than dwell on the lost lead, the frittered opportunity, Murray held serve with authority then calmly switched sides to the end facing the wind.
But coal's problems are nothing compared with the challenges facing the wind-energy industry, which requires much more land and is troubled by years-long shortages of a wider range of parts, as well as contradictory regulatory policies.
ISTANBUL — For a surgeon wanted by Interpol and suspected of harvesting human organs for an international black-market trafficking ring, Dr. Yusuf Sonmez was remarkably relaxed as he sipped Turkish red wine in a bustling kebab restaurant facing the wind-whipped Sea of Marmara.
"I Face the Wind," Vicki Cobb (HarperCollins).
The perch can swivel to face the wind, but it's the only part of the ground station that moves".
