Sentence examples for ocean wind from inspiring English sources

"They're developing an incredibly eccentric form from the storms and the ocean wind," he said.

Yellowtail is buttery, while mackerel is as bracing as an ocean wind, and octopus and giant clam are appropriately chewy.

A constant ocean wind blew in as the group assembled around a pile of cord and folded nylon kites.

He later evoked the image of the Statue of Liberty's torch, saying he imagined it one day "powered by an ocean wind farm".

Ocean wind power, moreover, has had trouble competing with other cheap sources of electricity, including large-scale solar, hydroelectric and natural gas.

"Any town exposed to the ocean wind is more likely to suffer the effects of ocean storms," said Michael Durand, a spokesman for NStar, the utility that serves several other South Shore towns.

In the center of the ocean, wind-driven currents bring fresh water to the surface, so stirring the ocean could transform it into a well-organized storage depot.

QuikScat measures direction and speed of ocean winds by analyzing microwaves scattered by the ocean surface.

Ocean winds off Massachusetts and Rhode Island hit 45 to 60 miles an hour, the Coast Guard said.

Reports suggested that dry ocean winds, hot temperatures and the salty air helped preserve his body.

Steady, strong ocean winds selected the albatross's long wings, light bones and patient, glider's temperament.