Sentence examples for found wind from inspiring English sources

In 2014, also speaking to Alan Jones, the treasurer, Joe Hockey, said he found wind farms "utterly offensive".

But Parlier found wind where the others could not, and he burst free and into the southeast trade winds ahead of the pack.

The study found wind sheer had dropped from an average of 11 mps in the period 1979-96 to eight mps in 1997-2010.

The reasoning was simple: besides providing an irresistible target for enemy (and, in some cases, friendly) fire, an unattached balloon was at the mercy of the winds, and, as Lowe himself had found, wind currents were neither predictable nor fully understood at the time.

The Department of Energy's (DOE) recent "Wind Vision" report found wind could supply 20percentt of the country's electricity by 2030, supporting as many as 380,000 jobs.

Researchers from the University of Warwick found winds that were 20 times faster than anything ever recorded on Earth.

Tides ran 10 feet above average at Biloxi, and in Mobile, Alabama, residents also found wind-driven rain seeping "through cracks and crevices not known before to exist" in dwellings "always waterproof to ordinary showers".

Wind energy proponents are hoping people will look more broadly at the issue and more closely at the reported numbers of a recent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service study that found wind-energy farms directly caused the deaths of hundreds of eagles since the late 1990s.

That afternoon, Michael rapidly intensified further and was upgraded to a hurricane as Reconnaissance flights found winds of.

Despite that, its central barometric pressure continued to deepen, and reconnaissance aircraft found winds exceeding 50 mph near the center.

Roughly 21 hours later, a NOAA Hurricane Hunter flight found winds of 90 mph (145 km/h), upgrading Paine into hurricane.