Sentence examples for loved the wind from inspiring English sources

Declan Sleeper from Mamaroneck, who sat in the grass balancing the canvas on his knees, said, "I loved the wind and the professional feeling of having so many art supplies".

I loved you but I loved the wind more, wanted to be as horizontal as the tree tops, to cling to the planet by my last fingernail, singing into the rush, into the dark.

Maybe we didn't get quite the thrill from the huge views over southern England that our parents did, but we loved the wind coming up fresh from the southwest, and the big clouds scudding by, and the sense of space and openness.

I love being out on the sea, I love the wind, the waves.

"I love the wind in my face and being on the water," she says.

He once said of his work: "Much as I love 'The Wind In The Willows' and the works of Beatrix Potter, I never dress my animals in clothes.

How much I love the wind whipping up the salty ether of the Cumbrian coast and dissipating the tense, muscular knots of responsibility.

I love The Wind Rises in particular, which I liken to Downton Abbey in Japan with German and Japanese aeronautical history thrown in.

In response, Mr Salmond, left, who has been embroiled in an equally unseemly spat with a BBC official this week whom he compared to a Nazi bureaucrat after he was dropped from a TV panel discussing the England-Scotland rugby match, said he believed Mr Trump would one day learn to love the wind.

My son loves the wind chimes and ocean breeze sounds and he falls asleep almost immediately while my daughter prefers 80s pop, which is what might be keeping her up.

"Mattanza" should be cherished by anyone who loves the wind-swept terrain along the Mediterranean, or who wants to understand the fragile, always ethereal relationship between man and the sea.