Sentence examples for into the windy from inspiring English sources

"Nobody could have read what I have read and not did what I did," he said as he walked me out into the windy spring day.

Before blowing into the Windy City, I screen the five films under discussion, and consult a television boxing commentator for tips.

If you don't, then you need to contact Duke Fergerson, hear him talk about the 27 kids who moved their practice from the wet ball field to the cramped basketball court late Thursday afternoon, who danced to his commands into the windy chill of the dinner hour.

ON the last night of her life, Michelle Rivera Nyce closed up at the Chanel makeup counter at Macy's in the Quaker Bridge Mall, plunged into the windy and frigid January air toward her S.U.V., and headed for a date with a man who was not her husband.

Later, he will climb to the top of a steep hill, and into the windy nothingness bellow Partridge's famous catchphrase: "Ah-HAAAAAA!" Is it an affirmation of who he is, one wonders, or is he ostensibly throwing Alan off the cliff?

The Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) has shut its doors in response to a different sort of climate change one producing a cold political Northern that blew into the Windy City from the Great Plains and beyond on Nov. 2.

Haddin rejected claims not much could be read into the Windies' lacklustre 10-wicket tour-opening loss to a no name Cricket Australia XI in Brisbane.

Best, playing his first Test since July 2009, was only called into the Windies squad for the third Test because of an injury to fellow paceman Kemar Roach.

We hustled down the ridge in the windy dusk and zipped into our sleeping bags.

Candie Kung bogeyed the final two holes in the windy Blue Bay LPGA to drop into a tie for the lead with Sei Young Kim at even par.

Carty held his nerve in the windy conditions to slot the tricky conversion to put Connacht into the lead.