Sentence examples for when the wind changes from inspiring English sources

When the wind changes, you often find a different spicy fragrance in the air.

Businesses need reassurance that when the wind changes, as it were, the policy won't.

While the farce is whipped up admirably, some of the darker tones get lost when the wind changes.

Sillis's Basil is another finely poised creation, all smirk and leather trousers when the going's good but spineless when the wind changes.

Now, when the wind changes, it offers a pungent reminder of how Oahu's latest plan to dispose of some of its trash has gone awry.

The sound is just as remarkable; when the wind changes on one tropical island course, you can hear people singing off in the distance, while in the Amazon there is the sound of elephants nearby.

This Sandburg-Small venture is a happy marriage, and it makes for a good reverie on the topic of what Small would do to the other Rootabaga stories -- Gimme the Ax," say, or "Rags Habakuk" or "Jason Squiff and Why He Had a Popcorn Hat, Popcorn Mittens and Popcorn Shoes," not to mention "How Bimbo the Snip's Thumb Stuck to His Nose When the Wind Changed".

He said that his craft had made good progress into what he called the dark waters, when the wind changed and pushed him back towards the shore.

Yet he switched from bull to bear or bear to bull with no more attachment to his previous opinion than a weather vane when the wind changed.

Several ships in the harbor were able to escape upriver when the wind changed.

When the wind changed in about April, the vessels returned to Makassar.