Sentence examples for wind as much from inspiring English sources

"I remember the wind as much as the Chopin," he said recently, on the phone from San Diego, where he lives.

He's in prime position, and has been playing some smart golf, hitting low fairway woods and irons from the tees to keep the ball under the wind as much as possible, and wearing his gameface around the greens.

There are three simple secrets to success with winter container growing: choosing the right crops to grow; sowing the seeds earlier enough (now for many of them); and protecting your crops from the wind as much as you can.

It was for the wind as much as anything.It was for the tidal flats, for the miles of barsand the freezing runs between them,blued and darkened in the withering gusts.For the buckets, for the long-tined rakes.For our skin burning and the bonesbeneath, all their ache.

[audio style= wnyc" display= mini" caption="Read by the author". url="http://downloads.newyorker.com/mp3/160111_gaspar_audio.mp3"] It was for the wind as much as anything.It was for the tidal flats, for the miles of barsand the freezing runs between them,blued and darkened in the withering gusts.For the buckets, for the long-tined rakes.For our skin burning and the bonesbeneath, all their ache.

So, for my holiday I am avoiding structure at all costs and following my gut and the wind as much as my structure-starved brain can handle.

That was not because of high winds as much as sodden soils caused by record rainfalls.

These deficiencies have been corrected, and during future ShUREX campaigns, DataHawk can fly to altitudes of up to 7.0 km (if permitted by the aviation authorities) and in stronger winds (as much as 18 ms−1), once again guided by real-time or near real-time radar signals.

Both are capable of caring behavior, but don't cross them: Don't the Dowager Countess' bon mots wound as much as one of Daryl's well-aimed arrows?

To accommodate the wind power as much as possible, wind power is considered as free here.

Had it not been for some inadvertence, the tablet would almost certainly have disintegrated in the rain in a year or two and scattered with the wind as so much illiterate dust.