Sentence examples for terrible winds from inspiring English sources
"Terrible winds and a wonderful emptiness".
And there were terrible winds, so it was flapping in the wind.
'Terrible winds and a wonderful emptiness' were the painter Georgia O'Keeffe's double-edged words about the Texas desert plains, which I read years later, after I was grown".
I was in a city named Calgary, a place situated on a vast flatland beneath the snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains, which faces terrible winds screaming in from the Tundra for eight months of the year.
"You look at it and you know it has seen things that are absolutely terrible: awful winds, huge winds that have just arrived from the high seas".
Another plane nearly crashed in 1993 after being caught in a terrible wind draft right after takeoff.
There were a lot of downed trees in the city back then, most of them the victims of the terrible wind "downburst" that crossed Manhattan and the Bronx in August of 2009.
Ed's strange behavior accumulates across nearly two hundred pages, until, at last, Eileen has the grim epiphany that Ed might be suffering from Alzheimer's: "The dawning came all at once, though it felt as if it had been heading her way for a while, like a train she'd heard whistle from miles off that was now flying past and kicking up a terrible wind".
The extreme wind conditions that would make it a terrible wind farm make it an ideal test site, Thresher said.
The opera's main action takes place offstage, as Fabien, a pilot, tries to navigate his plane through a terrible storm and winds up crashing.
