Sentence examples for sahara wind from inspiring English sources
The steady Sahara wind snapped away the purr of the engine by my head.
In the desert in front of the airport, the words "Mubarak Airport" were spelled out in ten-foot-tall white letters, propped up by steel rods against the Sahara wind.
You know the Little Prince, of course: the golden hair and ruddy cheeks, the long scarf trailing in the Sahara wind, all familiar from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Saint-Exupéry3 parable.
The SRTM30 data also revealed ancient drainage networks in the Sahara that lead to Megalake Chad.
In the southern Sahara the winter is the period of the harmattan, a dry northeasterly wind laden with sand and other easily transported dust particles.
During a subsequent Sahara-like dry spell about 9,000 years ago, the sand was blown around and shaped by the wind, meaning that the long, low hill we were climbing was a dune.
The Sahara region's famous sandstorms also carry aloft tiny grains of minerals, pollen, and soil, which westerly trade winds can transport for thousands of kilometers.
Yet as Elisabeth puts Sahara through her paces -- the most excruciating of these, for me anyway, is when she puts on Bette Midler's anthem "Wind Beneath My Wings" and has Sahara sing and dance along to it -- it's hard not to think there's a certain amount of narcissistic wish fulfillment going on here.
In late spring or summer, the sharqī (chergui a hot, dusty wind from the Sahara can sweep over the mountains into the lowlands, even penetrating the coastal cities. Temperatures rise dramatically, often reaching 105 °F (41 °C).
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