Sentence examples for hit by wind from inspiring English sources

"You're only going to get hit by wind and sand" on the beach, he said.

The awful truth, as so many testified, was that Katrina was an act of man, not God: New Orleans was only hit by wind and tempest for a relatively short time.

Gales continued to batter southern parts of the UK, with coastal areas hit by wind and rain.

Gales have continued to batter southern parts of the UK, with coastal areas hit by wind and rain.

Families coming out of subway tunnels carrying sledding saucers were hit by wind and snow as they tried to make their way to Central Park, where visibility at times was zero.

This concept is lexicalized in many Chinese terms referring to various medical conditions such as 中风 zhong-feng "stroke," literally "hit by wind," 风湿 feng-shi "rheumatic disease," literally "wind damp," 痛风 tong-feng "gout," literally "pain from wind," 白癜风 bai-dian-feng "vitiligo," literally "white-spot wind".

State media said Havana had been hit by winds in excess of 60mph.

As the storms moved across the region from west to east, Long Island was hit by winds and rains.

Martell, a Territorial Army lieutenant attempting to row solo from Japan to San Francisco in the US, was hit by winds of up to 50 knots and waves up to 15 metres.

Dumfries and Galloway was hit by winds gusting up to 77mph and significant coastal problems last week.

Strong gales are continuing to batter southern parts of the UK, with coastal areas hit by winds and rain.