Sentence examples for scant wind from inspiring English sources
Scant wind load data for these structures are available in the literature and wind codes.
Over and over and over again, she'd reel out the string (never enough, per my husband) and he'd try to will the scant wind to elevate the kite above their heads.
Sharp regional distinctions in landform and meteorology, in addition to relatively scant historical wind data, preclude a comprehensive assessment based on existing data, motivating a regional approach to the assessment using a diversity of techniques.
Conventional explanations of the country's scant use of wind and solar energy have centered on cost.
By 9 on Tuesday night, sleeping options in the neighborhood seemed scant, so he wound up reaching an old rabbi buddy in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
(There were a scant dozen mourners, and the wind blew some of the ashes back in their faces. "It had been that kind of a life," Duberman observes).
Details have been scant since we first caught wind of this a few weeks back and now a handful of tasty morsels have shown up at NeoGAF.
The little tree doubted that, for he could not imagine being as fancy as his mother when everyone could see that he would always be scant and spindly, with the wind blowing right through his sparse branches, as though he wasn't even there.
From 1960-63 they lived in an uninsulated 14-by-8ft garden shed, lit by a paraffin lamp, inside the ruined walls of the ancient St Baldred's chapel which gave scant protection from gale-force winds.
With the exception of Bauke Mollema and possibly Adam Yates, Froome's rivals could take scant encouragement from an afternoon spent fighting the wind over the plateau running westwards into the Ardèche.
