Sentence examples for hand wind from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, wind speeds don't tell the whole story about a hurricane.
On the other hand, wind shear is expected to decline due to climate change, which would argue against an increase in tornado numbers".
How thrilling the ride off the back of a jet and down that inflatable emergency slide must have been for Steven Slater, flight attendant — cold beer in his hand, wind in his hair, the seat of his JetBlue uniform gliding merrily toward the runway.
On the other hand, wind power is the clean source preferred option to mitigate CO2 emissions.
On the other hand, wind and PV power are intermittent and can be hardly predicted.
On one hand, wind and PV power are sustainable and have zero carbon emissions.
There's an analogue in the earlier scene in the chapel as light envelops Carrie as she digs into her hand wound with her thumb, apparently achieving some kind of brief spiritual ecstasy.
But in fact all three set about the task in hand wound up so tight that the danger was never of dullness, but rather of a dangerous inflation of purposefulness, each speaker seeking to adopt a tone even more dynamic than his predecessor.
The hand winding allows more wires to be used within the electromagnet, which in turns allows for more current to hit each segment increasing the current.
Whenever someone speaks to the account executive, he makes a "hurry up" motion with his hand, winding his wrist as if to say, "Hurry up.
Lithographic methods for producing solenoid microcoils possess a level of flexibility and reproducibility that exceeds previous production methods, such as hand winding microcoils.
