Sentence examples for far from wind from inspiring English sources

This bend in the river, adjacent to Stanley Spencer's Cookham, not far from Wind in the Willows and Three Men in a Boat territory, is in many ways at the heart of the heart of England.

This promising colt was far from wound up for last month's reappearance.

In July, 2003, two months after President Bush declared victory in Iraq, the war, far from winding down, reached a critical point.

By Seymour M. Hersh In July, 2003, two months after President Bush declared victory in Iraq, the war, far from winding down, reached a critical point.

The President and his national-security advisers have consolidated control over the military and intelligence… In July, 2003, two months after President Bush declared victory in Iraq, the war, far from winding down, reached a critical point.

The Europeans for a long time had pretended like race doesn't exist, and by contrast the Americans had pretended like class doesn't exist...We need to make sure that white people who have been locked into poverty for generations are also given a hand up and a leg up and included.At 100, far from winding down, the NAACP seems to be gearing up.

Figures 6 and 7 illustrate the performance of the active and reactive output powers of the wind farm with a three-phase fault (lasts 0.2 s) at two different locations: line 9 39 (near the wind farm) and line 21 22 (far from the wind farm).

– Speaking not far from a wind turbine manufacturing plant here on the hot plains, President Obama on Thursday contrasted his support for keeping alive an expiring tax credit for wind energy producers with the opposition of Mitt Romney to that subsidy and others for clean energy alternatives to oil.

For example, hedonic pricing analysis could be used to examine the relative price structure of properties near and far from the wind turbines within different school districts.

Since the SCADA sites are low lying, range is limited and many of the SCADA sites are located in areas far from the wind farms.

It isn't far from a winding village market with "beautiful Provençal tablecloths, tapenade vendors, wonderful cheesemakers and fresh flowers — always the long branches of lemon verbena, so fragrant," Ms. Sunée remembered.