Sentence examples for the wind rising from inspiring English sources

Any experienced lawman knew that the wind rising like that had to mean something.

Creamy heads of meadowsweet bob in the wind, rising above grasses that flash silver as swallows skim low over them.

The "Introduction" was indeed a manifesto for Négritude as a vital poetic force that Damas (and Léro) identified as "the wind rising from Black America" which in turn expresses "the African love for life, the African joy in love, the African dream of death" (Damas 1947, 13).

Meanwhile, the wind rose.

Rain fell, the wind rose, and with it the temperature.

Or had it taken up residence before the wind rose?

The wind rose up and the first drops of rain began to fall.

As the wind rises the timbre alters, and I struggle to place it.

The New Yorker, March 28 , 1970P. 40 The fountains glistened with sound as the wind rose.

As they got out into the Passage, the wind rose again and the water became choppy.

The wind rose again and it had personality; it was in a sharpish, meanish mood.