Sentence examples for to put wind from inspiring English sources

Although Britain is indeed a good place to put wind turbines, the wind, like the weather, is notoriously variable.

If their manager, Steve Evans, was to lead a team to a fourth successive promotion he would need to find words to put wind in the Millers' sails.

And a proposal to put wind turbines near Montauk Point on Long Island was halted after residents claimed that they would spoil the view.

John Hildebrand, an animated 82-year-old wheat farmer, has allowed a Spanish developer, Iberdrola, to put wind turbines on his land in Wasco, not far from the Columbia River.

Mr. Bush said his $350 billion, 10-year tax cut "is going to put wind at our back as this economy recovers from what has been a very tough period of time".

Amy Krause, a spokeswoman for the department's Bureau of Land Management, which is granting the wind developer Terra-Gen Power a 30-year easement to put wind turbines on its land, said there had been no recorded instances of condor mortality associated with wind turbines.

"Traders know if they spread rumors and cause Citadel to unwind, that they can put wind in their own sails".

But Mr. Kennedy said he believed Nantucket Sound was not an appropriate place to put a wind farm, adding, "You wouldn't put wind energy in Yosemite Park".

But if all goes according to plan, and the turbine does not need such ministrations, it would put wind in the sails of far-offshore power generation.

This uncertainty over the PTC's status has put wind developers at a distinct disadvantage, making it difficult to attract investors and plan ahead.

But if all goes according to plan, and the new turbine does not need such ministrations, it would put wind in the sails of far-offshore power generation.