Sentence examples for ring of wind from inspiring English sources
And the hole, in turn, stunned meteorologists when it reached down to boost the ring of wind encircling the icy continent.
The first thing you notice as you fly into Copenhagen, where I recently made a speech, is the ring of wind turbines surrounding the city.
The polar vortexes, Halpert explained, are swirling rings of cold winds that surround the North and South Poles.
Most importantly, there is song, ringing out through the natural rustle of wind and bird and harvest, threatening to transform this drama into a musical, that purest of cinematic fantasias (no surprise that Davies cites Seven Brides for Seven Brothers as inspirational).
On a summer's day Wray Crescent can be a lovely place to play, shielded from the wind by a ring of trees and houses, and our games have drawn a growing band of cricket enthusiasts to spectate.
Although in "Atlantic" Scott Cookman, the author of "Ice Blink: The Tragic Fate of Sir John Franklin's Lost Polar Expedition," makes several incorrect statements regarding nautical matters, when dealing with the race itself the narrative has the ring of authenticity as the crews fight wind and water to make it to the Lizard first.
Then came a burst of wind off the water that blew the bride's ring from the bridegroom's hand and sent it spiraling toward a fountain.
The directional movement of wind.
