Sentence examples for strength of the wind from inspiring English sources

Defoe describes dozens of other events that bear witness to the strength of the wind.

The car rocks constantly, such is the strength of the wind.

"The strength of the wind is making things feel extremely raw, she added.

She said the number of casualties would depend on the contents of the igloo and the strength of the wind.

The trees were sighing, breathing, gathering nutrients from the soil, from the light; ten thousand years of evolution had not prepared them for the strength of the wind.

The one thing you cannot help but notice on arrival at Royal Birkdale is the strength of the wind coming off the Irish Sea (30mph to be exact, though that is forecast to drop by half on Saturday and Sunday).

While he cautioned that the forecast could change, he said that any thunderstorms could also add to the strength of the winds.

— PATRICK MCGEEHAN Several readers, including Jerold Paulson from Richmond Hill, N.Y., and Nick from New York, have asked about the strength of the winds and what risk they will pose.

This tracks the difference in air pressure between Iceland and the Azores and, during the winter months, determines the strength of the winds, temperatures and rainfall in the St Kilda archipelago.

Cyclone Pam has left thousands of people homeless on Vanuatu, with aid agencies comparing the strength of the winds to those of Typhoon Haiyan which devastated parts of the Philippines in November 2013.

The strength of the winds forced the plane to turn around, so the storm's maximum winds were believed to have been stronger; unofficial estimates ranged between the values of 160 200 mph.