Sentence examples for milder wind from inspiring English sources

Sean Penston, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said: "It's a much milder wind now coming from the south west and the Atlantic.

Widney credited white settlement with improvements in the Southern California climate, including less variation in temperature, milder winds, and increased rainfall.

In the mild wind, the leaves ticked gently back and forth, like second hands on stuck clocks.

The storm is also traveling over oil rig-filled waters, but markets don't seem too stressed by the relatively mild wind speeds packed by Eduoard.

(From 1969: "I often feel lost in the essence of a day, the mild wind and easy clouds, the graceful easy white ass of day, that I want nothing more than to become a leaf, not to write about it, but to do nothing, to be taken in and bathed").

The semi-field experiment indicates that even very mild wind such as at the wind speed of 0.75 m s−1 substantially decreases the proportion of H. halys to take off compared with still air.

Even a mild wind can cause loss of control and a bad crash into the yacht tied up to the dock next to you.

The flags fluttered in the mild winds.

Mild winds can be thoroughly invigorating in a commune-with-nature sort of way.

Today's scores were better than expected, as the moisture in the air prevented the greens from becoming slicker, while the mild winds had little impact on play.

"Fahrenheit Seventy Degrees and Pleasantly Breezy" This story takes place in Napa, California, where the weather is always seventy degrees with mild winds.