Sentence examples for favorable wind from inspiring English sources

Zonta capitalized on favorable wind in rallying from eighth place after the first jump.

But Prada was still positioned to pull back in front with a favorable wind shift.

But Mr. McGregor benefited from advances in computer-aided design and a favorable wind from the marketplace.

Fire officials seemed hopeful that they could have some measure of control over the blaze in two or three days if favorable wind and weather conditions persisted.

Higher humidity and favorable wind today helped firefighters trying to corral the northern end of Oregon's largest wildfire in more than a century.

Both starters pumping away with fastballs, knowing they have a big park and a favorable wind to help with any mistakes.

For three weeks, Andrée tried to leave, but he never got favorable winds.

The Wright brothers chose the Outer Banks of North Carolina not just for the favorable winds, but also for the remoteness.

By Michael Schulman In "Iphigenia in Aulis," Agamemnon must decide whether to sacrifice his daughter in exchange for favorable winds.

Hilde had longer jumps — 136 and 139 meters — but was deducted points for having more favorable winds.

The momentum, however, has been so strong that investors are now considering whether the resurgence of the sector can continue, even with the favorable winds.