Sentence examples for harsh wind from inspiring English sources

A harsh wind was blowing.

That is when the riders will tackle Mont Ventoux, the mountain known for its harsh wind and unrelenting sun.

In town the bank thermometer read minus two and a harsh wind made it seem like the freezing pits of Hell.

It sits on a mountain top above a lake, which blankets the vineyard in cool breezes, while a nearby ridge protects it from harsh wind.

The clotheslines are laden with soggy sweaters and socks, waiting for the sun after a week of harsh wind, rain and snow.

As he worked to free Lanier's sled from a piece of driftwood, the harsh wind caught his gloves, whipping them away.

If the plants have enemies at all, they would be direct sunlight and harsh winds.

Plants can sense and react to temperature changes, harsh winds, and even human touch.

They get burnt in full sun and turn crispy in harsh winds.

It cannot tolerate cold, frost, drought, or harsh winds, requiring at least 240 frost free days, and temperatures above 17°F.

A structural engineer must contend with the forces of entropy and gravity, of harsh winds and rising seas.