Sentence examples for the wind has blown from inspiring English sources

"Someone sees the wind has blown trash all over the sidewalk, someone sweeps it up," she said.

This is their fifth border crossing, and the wind has blown more icily at each one as the refugees move up through the Balkans towards Germany.

When the Earth has stopped shaking and the waters have receded, when the wind has blown out and the bodies have been taken to the makeshift morgue (for natural-disaster morgues are always makeshift), what then?

And every morning, before opening my curtains, I pause and hope that the wind has blown the pollution away.

Lewis informs her lover in the lyrics – with the lines "But the time went on, the wind has blown, and I have grown" – that enough time has passed since their relationship started for her to have developed as a person.

Look for areas where the wind has blown the snow against a slope.

Maybe the wind had blown the seeds.

But the wind had blown the banner down, and it was nowhere to be seen.

The wind had blown hard early that morning and loaded up the lee slopes.

The wind had blown the tarp off one of my firewood piles.

By the time the wind had blown away the mist, the savannah had sprouted the vast satellite dishes of Goonhilly.