Sentence examples for gods of wind from inspiring English sources

"Today, in the name of all who have sailed aboard this vessel in the past, and all who may sail aboard her in the future, we ask that the gods of wind and of the sea to favor us with a blessing today," Stoner said.

Joseph remains precisely as Cather described it: "painted above and about the altar with gods of wind and rain and thunder, sun and moon, linked together in a geometrical design of crimson and blue and dark green, so that the end of the church seemed to be hung with tapestry".

"He's a kind of bird-man-God; the God of wind".

Jebel Barkal was once believed to be the home of Amun, king of gods and god of wind.

These are the two sixfold screens depicting the waves at Matsushima and the twofold screen "God of Thunder and God of Wind".

The Reverend Henry Boyd comically rendered the devil's farts as "loud Aeolian fifes", after the Greek god of wind.

Mr. Kahn's "Aeolian Landscape," named for Aeolus, the Greek god of wind, is a metal cylindrical sculpture housing a fan covered by soft sand.

Other works of note are the twofold screen showing bugaku dancers in the Sambō Temple and the pair of twofold screens with the god of thunder and the god of wind in the Kennin Temple, also in Kyōto.

One day, the god of wind saw them and loved them so much that he lifted them up and took them with him to the clouds to be his daughters.

It is a life extant outside his very home: he looks out over a vineyard where a Roman villa once stood, and in an adjacent dry-stone structure that resembles a beehive he once found a stone altar to the Celtic god of wind.

Vayu is the Hindu God of Wind.