Revolvers, as they are known in the industry, prevent the city's skyscrapers from turning into high-rise wind tunnels.
The palm trees thrashed in the rising wind.
Ulster led 13-6 before turning into the rising wind.
In a rising wind the manic dust of my friends, those who fell along the way, bitterly stings my face.
On Saturday night, in the heavy rain and rising wind, thugs surely stayed home because they wanted to stay dry, same as everyone else.
When I came to, I realised the smoke and fumes from the building's burning shell were now being swept away by a gradually rising wind.
The wind had risen even higher and was now on its hind legs, a steady gale out of the northwest, and with the rising wind the snow rose too.
A rising wind made the journey back rather less enjoyable, as I successfully fought against impending seasickness while the boat's skipper battled through heavy seas.
The older men, nervous about the rising wind, hurried back toward shore, but the younger hunters remained, stripping blubber from a few small beluga whales.
Ever since, the popularity of wind power has fluctuated widely: when the price of fossil fuels rises, wind suddenly seems attractive; when the price falls, so do investments in wind farms.
She slept badly, sensitive to the slightest abnormal sound — the creak of a house timber, the rising wind, a raccoon forcing its way through the skirting of the house and under the kitchen floorboards.
