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Discover Ludwig"western wind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a wind that comes from the west. For example, you could write, "The western wind blew the curtains gently against the window."
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Western Wind; Terry Donnelly, narrator.
STATE THEATER Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, with Tovah Feldshuh.
"The Chanukah Story," narrated by Dr. Ruth Westheimer, with holiday music by Western Wind.
GREAT NECK Temple Emanuel of Great Neck "The Hanukkah Story," the Western Wind Vocal Ensemble.
Western Wind, an a cappella group, will sing Renaissance madrigals and Duke Ellington tunes.
The Italian, secular works will be sung by the Western Wind Vocal Ensemble.
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It has been found that western winds dominate for majority of territory of Poland.
Quercus pyrenaica forests are protected from the eastern winds so they receive pollen from Q. lusitanica, favoured by western winds.
Western winds from the Atlantic and North Sea dominate across the country resulting in more precipitation in the west.
For the region of Belgium and the Netherlands, the main dispersal direction followed the second predominant wind direction, after dominant overseas western winds, with 43% of the different putative source – destination dispersal events coming from the southwest.
Their pollen can easily reach Szeged via north-western winds.
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