Sentence examples for to gust from inspiring English sources
noun
A strong, abrupt rush of wind.
But then the wind began to gust, and the kite tangled, bringing me to a halt.
The wind that used to gust off the river is now just a zephyr.
Winds from the west are expected to gust to about 25 mph.
By Sunday, the sky had cleared and the chill wind had begun to gust to 50 miles per hour.
While the storm's winds will abate as it moves inland, they could continue to gust to tropical-storm-force – especially near its core.
Part of the problem was that the wind had begun to gust, making quite the hardest golf course in US Open history even harder.
On its closest approach to Hong Kong, winds gusted to 42 kn at Tate's Cairn.
What the weather did – particularly as a few areas were closed due to gust-related safety concerns – was usher people away from the unremarkable bars and food stalls of the main arena into the nooks and crannies of Portmeirion, and it's here that Festival No 6 is like no other.
Wind damage can be attributed to gusts (short bursts of high-speed winds) or longer periods of stronger sustained winds.
B1 Snow Sweeps Northeast Temperatures plunged 40 degrees and rain turned to gusts of snow across much of the Northeast.
The spatial distribution of the dynamic loading due to gusts on line-like structures is generally assumed to be similar to the spatial distribution of the oncoming gusts.
