Sentence examples for give wind from inspiring English sources
'give wind' is not a phrase that is commonly used in written English
If you wanted to use a phrase that is similar in meaning, you could use the expression 'breathe life into' in a sentence such as "We need to give this project fresh energy by breathing life into it."
Ms. Nelson's agency has helped give wind power an important lift.
Industry leaders are counting on a combination of rising natural gas prices, tightening coal regulations, and ever-cheaper and more efficient turbines to give wind the competitive edge it would need to kick the PTC.
Located in a small corner of the BBC's Lime Grove announcer's studio, he used two hand-drawn charts pinned to a blackboard - showing the weather for "today" and "tomorrow" - and had a pair of dividers for measuring isobar spacing to give wind speeds.
He wants to see a moratorium on new coal-fired power plants, coupled with the creation of a huge grid of low-loss electric power lines buried under ground and spread across America, in order to give wind and solar power a chance of competing.
As the crew planned to use runway 26, this would give wind directly against the craft, so the crew decided to add some height to the descent.
This is a small but significant way that we can give wind power a fair chance to add to our economy and a safer future.
"A theory behind you, giving wind to your sails... They're blinded by it.
For math credit in the spring, the students calculate things like the time it takes for a boat to travel a certain distance, given wind and current speed.
With a single reef in the main and the appropriately sized headsail for the given wind strength, PlayStation was creaming toward the record.
Wind energy is not viable for the given wind velocities.
A combinatorial optimization model for wind turbines type and number choice and placement considering the given wind conditions and wind park area is developed.
