Sentence examples for some windblown from inspiring English sources

Danger is, once you're sprung from these fierce Toledo winters, the first place you find in the Sunshine State you will — like some windblown seed — take fast tropic-type root".

Some could be windblown dust cemented together.

There may be some inclusion of windblown particles, pollen, and dust.

Similarly, some researchers have proposed that windblown sand may have smothered craters.

You could lay them flat, or overlap some of them to create a windblown effect.

Some looked a little red-faced and windblown.

In 1871, Kelvin applied a mathematical analysis to windblown waves on the sea and, some two decades later, Helmholtz did the same for clouds.

But you'd have to reserve a spot in the lineup for a non-Mormon graduate of the University of Utah (class of 1930) who spent some of his formative years in a tiny, windblown town in Saskatchewan, just across the border, a dry prairie region that couldn't support the farmers who had been encouraged by the Canadian government to settle there.

A continuous bead of asphalt could trap condensation or windblown water under the roofing at some point.

The congregation and some of its non-Mormon neighbors still use the windblown lot to grow vegetables, train Cub Scouts and host family barbecues.

Soil collected from the three sites most proximal to the Mariscal mine (Table  1, MSC1, MSE6, and MSW11) contained some fine-grained mine waste calcine, which was likely windblown from calcine piles found in this mined area.