Sentence examples for wind across from inspiring English sources
Industrial hoses wind across the ceiling like arteries, whose "blood" consists of red light bulbs.
Sometimes, this sound is only just audible above the roar of the wind across the plains.
She showered and went to bed naked, letting the fan blow its slow, oscillating wind across her body.
Wednesday carries a yellow warning for wind across Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern England and north western parts of Wales.
France has an additional worry: that the virus will be carried by the wind across the English Channel.
But it was the wind across the exposed middle of the course which stirred up perilous conditions.
An English officer said that "the Poles knock the Germans out of the air by the dozens, and when they come in from a good fight they land like a swarm of wasps, upwind, down-wind, across-wind, and all over the place".
The maximum normal stresses in column members were also examined to discuss the wind load combination of the along-wind, across-wind, uplift, and three moments.
Comparison between dynamic responses (acceleration) and base load spectra (along-wind, across-wind and torsional) acquired from the proposed LES with those from the boundary layer wind tunnel shows a very good agreement.
Just before 6.30am, the Radio 1 weather report predicted "very strong winds" across the UK.
North Atlantic warming has melted Arctic Sea ice, sending a cold tongue and frigid winds across North America and Europe.
