Sentence examples for wind blasting from inspiring English sources
I answered, one hand on the wheel, the wind blasting my face.
Somehow, the wind blasting through her home, ripping off the roof and tearing off the walls, left her walk-in closet intact.
The temperature was -7C, spiced up by a 30mph wind blasting flurries of ice particles at anyone who dared go out.
"Pull over," I'd command through the grille and over the sounds of the engine and the wind blasting through the open windows.
The wind, blasting upward at a hundred and twenty miles an hour, peeled a contact lens from my left eyeball and pasted it to the inside of my goggles.
As in the Santa Anas, high pressure in the north sends wind blasting south toward lower pressure, with gusts of gale or hurricane force in canyons and passes, Mr. Michaelsen said.
The wind blasts my face, making it hard to breathe.
As we popped over the ridge, a cold wind blasted us.
The wind blasts through like a racing car, buffeting the strongest tents and uprooting the weakest.
The sun was sparkling, but a wind blasted down the mountainsides at what seemed like hurricane force.
