Sentence examples for first winds from inspiring English sources

Similar efforts were under way in Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Puerto Rico, where a dilapidated power system had collapsed in the first winds.

But the first line of the play is, 'How are the children?' And so, when it came to the title, I did think, 'Why not make it easier for the poor bloody people who have to put the play on?'" Arriving at the Court with long hair blown by the first winds of winter and carrying a big bunch of wild flowers, Kirkwood, 33, looks as if she has come to rehearse for Ophelia's big scene in Hamlet.

But by the mid 1990s, Dodd was feeling the first winds from Asia.

First, winds originating at the stellar surface (physically, as e.g., in binary neutron star merger, or spuriously as in a stationary case such as the present one) can yield a net loss of mass when they reach the outer boundary and leave the computational domain.

Hurricane Ike made landfall on Galveston Island in the early morning of September 13 , 2008as a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 110 mph Ike produced waves and a rising storm surge of about 14 feet, which went around the famous Galveston Seawall, flooding the city via the storm sewers, and the unprotected "bay side" of the island, before the first winds or drop of rain.

First wind new leaves — no, new wind first leaves.

First wind today for these new leaves.

Our first wind chord sounded in round clarion form.

The first wind pump was introduced in the United States by David Hallay in 1854.

Failure has made me skeptical about outcomes, which has influenced how I run First Wind.

First Wind, an owner and operator of 16 wind farms in America, is a G.E. customer for wind turbines.