Sentence examples for keen wind from inspiring English sources
Our scrum was excellent and, despite the keen wind, both sides were accurate in the lineout.
That morning's blue skies had given way to dark, scudding clouds and a keen wind.
It's a pretty drive amid hills and farms to a vast downland 800 feet high and swept by keen winds.
Despite the keening wind, the nest looked festive and comfy.
There may have been no soundtrack warning people like Mr. Mimba that a bomb was about to explode, but as the eyewitnesses testified yesterday, a keening wind from a nearby air shaft whistled mournfully through the room.
Instead Ainsdale is characterised by keening winds and cold, grey sands which at low tide run two miles from shore to sea.In this section Diving in Sea fever Hell and the high ground Crazy for it Tainted love Last rights Jewels to die for ReprintsBut dig deeper and you find unexpected treasures.
Those who gathered to see him, despite a keen Atlantic wind, appeared impressed.
The SNP are keen to wind down Trident, but would spend a large percentage of the defence procurement in Scotland.
President Obama is keen to wind down wars, not start new ones, and he has adopted a cautious foreign policy.
But Andrew Pemberton, a farmer from Lancashire worried about drilling pollution affecting his herd's milk, is not keen on wind, and he is not happy about nuclear or coal.
It's why Turnbull seems keen on wind farms at the exact same time he's pushing Abbott's "Green Lawfare" changes to keep farmers and activists from challenging the will of multinational companies.
