Sentence examples for street the wind from inspiring English sources

By the time she reached Murchison Street, the wind had reached 140kmh, branches were cracking and thumping against her vehicle.

Seventy-first street, the rain started, seventy-second street, the wind is spinning fast like a tornado!

But in a gallery on Patrick Street the wind still tugs the litter over wasteland and the streets glower with unspecified threat.

By the time Toothless the dragon reached the final stretch of the parade at 34th Street, the wind had abated and the previously pinioned creature was permitted to fly a bit higher.

At the Crafts in Chelsea fair on West 21st Street, the wind projected twigs at handmade ceramic vases and sent decoupage Mother's Day cards whirling onto the asphalt, nearly spoiling the wares.

Gabriel Lester is channelling a constant presence in Britain's streets: the wind.

The sleepy morning shoreline was still, but the serene water turned hostile by 96th Street as the wind gusted.

Further studies on Case 2 4 show that the separation of stepup and stepdown notches along the street increases the wind velocities in the vicinity of high buildings, while the adjoining of stepup and stepdown notches decreases the wind velocities.

Iñárritu has never directed a flat or indifferently shaped scene, and, working with the cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, he has produced landscapes bristling with iconic power — the alleys behind Mexico's mean streets, the winding roads in the arid mountains of Morocco, the fantastical night scenes of neon Tokyo.

The smell of roasting cocoa beans wafted through the streets when the wind was out of the west.

Shooed away from Wall Street, the protesters wound up in Zuccotti Park, which is bounded by Broadway and Liberty Street and has become their base.