Sentence examples for there is a wind from inspiring English sources

Where there is a wind, there is a way into the wondrous land of Oz.

"There is a wind of change blowing through Scottish politics," Mr Salmond said.

In Fenner, N.Y., southeast of Syracuse, there is a wind farm that can generate 30 megawatts of electricity.

Strife is knocking on the doors of everyone, and no-one will survive if it enters, because there is a wind behind it, and money, and plans.

Jenkins could mislead someone with no knowledge of wind energy in Britain into thinking that there is a wind turbine peering out of every nook and cranny.

These residents would do well to listen to emergency broadcasts in case there is a wind shift, at which point they might be advised to take shelter until the plume had passed.

The wind--and there is a wind--might as well be.

By Elizabeth Macklin The New Yorker, May 30 , 1988P. 36 The wind--and there is a wind--might as well be View Article By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas By Alan Burdick By Andy Borowitz.

Amid it all there is a winding road and a smattering of red-roofed farms.

There is a wind-protected green garden of holly, conifers and flowering Japanese plum trees.

Now there's a wind of change".