Sentence examples for we put wind from inspiring English sources

First, we need marine spatial management systems that allow us to make good decision on the basics - where do we route ships, where do we put wind farms, etc.

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

Inclement weather can put wind in the sails and propel the boat at its top speed.

"Word of mouth," he said, "has put wind in the company's sails".

The budget will put wind in the sails of business investment, especially for manufacturers.

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".

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

"Werner thought that by proceeding ahead he'd put wind in the sails of the project," she said.

He lost the Republican nomination in 2008 but hopes the Senate victory by Scott Brown in nearby Massachusetts will put wind in his sails.

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.

Then, to make his building more environmentally sensitive, he left a few feet of space between each floor and put wind turbines there.