Sentence examples for having wind from inspiring English sources
He was having wind problems, flyers suctioning to his face, like some sort of killer birds.
Riding an e-bike can feel like having wind at your back or a pair of bionic legs.
Across the region many farmers are either having wind turbines put on their land or are "wind prospecting" to gauge the breezes blowing over their fields.
Speaking at a news conference in Trenton, Mr. Christie, a Republican, said he was not retreating from having wind and solar power play "a continuing larger role in supporting the energy needs of the state".
But what is scary is that it produced the equivalent of $21 billion in economic losses, despite having wind speeds of only about 65 miles per hour — tropical-storm strength rather than hurricane strength — when passing through New York City and the Hudson Valley.
With all the wastelands having wind speeds of 4 m/s or more allocated for wind power generation, the estimated potential for solar thermal power generation is 756 GW for a threshold DNI value of 1800 kW h/m2 and 229 GW for a threshold DNI value of 2000 kW h/m2.
"Norway has waterfalls, we have wind.
What obstacles has wind power faced?
How do we know if they have wind?
In which other provinces does China have wind farms?
