Sentence examples for shift of wind from inspiring English sources

Huge shift of wind favoured the Kiwi boat and it was all over.

Rickie Fowler, who said he liked the way St. George's was set up, has played here enough to know what a shift of wind can do.

What seems like a temporary eternity in life and circumstances teeters before the next shift of wind.

A shift of winds, however, turned the fire back on itself tonight, and the threat of evacuations eased somewhat.

But he warned that explosive fuels like dry timber, grass and chaparral scrub hidden in the rocky terrain could ignite with sudden shifts of wind brought by thunderstorms that were predicted to move through the area in the late afternoon.

The existing theory, using the unsteady orifice discharge equation, works well for the building models used in this study, given the external pressures near the openings, irrespective of shifts of wind direction and upstream terrain.

As the human race in London's world was dying, the earth was being devastated by fires and conflagrations: "The smoke of the burning filled the heavens, so that the midday was as a gloomy twilight, and, in the shifts of wind, sometimes the sun shone through dimly, a dull red orb.

The shift on wind energy comes ahead of Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement, which he will deliver to MPs on Thursday.

The time shift of solar wind propagation from the spacecraft performing measurements outside the bow shock to the LLBL is taken into account.

There are distinct summer monsoons (local name Habagat) on the western side and winter monsoons (local name Amihan) on the eastern side of the country associated with the seasonal shift of major wind direction (Flores and Balagot 1969).

The hotshots had been in the midst of celebrating their 10-year anniversary when the Yarnell Hill fire trapped them in a "burn over," as a sudden strong shift of the wind pushed the blaze onto their position.