Sentence examples for slapped wind from inspiring English sources

And an artist can dare to create music with the sounds of stones being slapped, wind whistling through the brush and recordings of monks chopping at water in a tub with their hands.

When Strike leaped over the rails, all I registered was the loss of my balance, and the way the wind slapped my body as I flew from Strike's back and slammed onto the sandy ground.

Nasty storm winds slapped the plane along its journey south to Laredo.

It's beautiful, rocky and slapped about by a wind so harsh it makes your brain swear.

And in those rare moments when fluid isn't flowing, the wind slaps the skin like an angry dad.

He loved the rocking of a heavy boat in a slight swell reaching to windward on a blue-sky day with a glint of sun on the water, the masts creaking, the wind slapping through the rigging.

I barely remember tying up my skates, but when I got on the ice and felt the wind slapping my face it was as if the world lit up again.

"…rehab is non-existent up here… There's no follow up… CPA [Canadian Paraplegic Association], if it hadn't been for the regional coordinator, I would have been left slapping in the wind".

The winds whistled and slapped around him.

I spend the rest of the night lying in soggy sheets listening to the slap of wind on canvas.

Melvin McLeod, editor of Shambhala Sun, a magazine of Buddhist teachings published in Halifax, calls the Gampo experience living "with the wet slap of wind in your face".