Sentence examples for straight to wind from inspiring English sources

The appearance of Mars had been delayed because of the sodden state of most grass, including his home gallops, in Ireland, but it was worth the wait and such was the gear that he had engaged once in full stride, it took O'Brien nearly the length of the back straight to wind him down.

Trichichnus is a branched or unbranched, straight to winding, hair-like cylindrical structure, mostly 0.1 0.7 mm in diameter, commonly pyritized, oriented at various angles (mostly vertical) with respect to the bedding.

Graphical method is implemented by using least square to fit the straight line to wind data.

Land smooth and ride away and keep body straight The trick is to wind your shoulders.

"I was certain that this thing would go straight to video and wind up on a Blockbuster shelf somewhere gathering dust," she said.

Students who receive specialized training usually go straight to work in the wind field after graduation.

Then he was gone, with a roar and a cloud of blue smoke, which the wind carried straight to us.

Last night, they played in 48-degree temperatures with a 20-mile-an-hour wind blowing straight to right field at Shea Stadium.

The Bulls were hovering under 20 percent with some two minutes to go when they exploded for five straight baskets, winding up with a 24.7 percentage.

Squares and rectangles of concrete tinted red, black or tan, setts can be arranged to form paths as wide or narrow, as straight or winding, as you wish.

And so on, till he turned onto a lane that didn't go straight but wound around through a field, avoiding rocks and patches of juniper.