Sentence examples for gust from from inspiring English sources
The movie lets fresh air into "Ulysses" like a gust from the Irish Sea.
He likely felt the gust from the northbound E train before he saw anything.
The large storm system began with a gust from the west on Thursday.
It is an evocative tour de force: snow and biting winds gust from its pages.
A gust from the oven doors of a rather interesting hell, one guessed.
The dirigible prowls the food and travel magazine circuit; as a party trick he has been known to throw darts at a map of the world and name a princely dish native to that region, belching up its flavor on command, an archival gust from deep in his belly.
Gusts from the stairwell made climate control impossible.
Wind affects putts, too — crosswinds blow them off line, gusts from behind can fatally accelerate a roll downhill.
Wind affects putts, too crosswinds blow them off line, gusts from behind can fatally accelerate a roll downhill.
A few gusts from the big bad credit crisis and it is clear what sort of houses each built.
It was an extraordinary performance when factoring in 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts from the remnants of Hurricane Ike.
