Sentence examples for to be wind from inspiring English sources

Almost always there seems to be wind blowing hair and beards and causing robes and drapery to undulate in choppy waves.

According to Jerris, Tom Watson, who grew up in Kansas City, is "a master" in wind, and golfers from Texas have tended to be wind masters, too — Ben Hogan, Ben Crenshaw, Byron Nelson.

"I think the main thing is that it will feel cold because there is going to be wind and the temperature is going to be slightly lower but at the moment there is no sign of snow".

"It used to be wind and weather," said Robert C. Flynn, the air traffic control manager at O'Hare and a veteran of 30 years there and at two nearby radar centers, describing the factors that determine O'Hare's operability.

The most common complaint continues to be wind noise, but this year the surveys were conducted in February and March, when gas prices were fluctuating because of the looming war in Iraq.

According to Jerris, Tom Watson, who grew up in Kansas City, is "a master" in wind, and golfers from Texas have tended to be wind masters, too Ben Hogan, Ben Crenshaw, Byron Nelson.

Palms were long assumed to be wind-pollinated, but recent studies are showing that, while some (the thatch palm, Thrinax) are indeed anemophilous, wind is only one of a diversity of mechanisms of pollination.

The hearing seemed to be winding down.

"This is because the plot requires to be wound up.

ORLANDO, Fla .— Pottermania is supposed to be winding down.

It will run and run – without needing to be wound.