Sentence examples for wind climbing from inspiring English sources

He did everything he had done before – visiting his friends, chasing leaves on the wind, climbing trees.

When the wind climbs, a kind of elation blows through the house — it's the hushing sound of the leaves outside and the way the breeze sweeps the floors and lifts the curtains and slams the doors.

Chuck is pictured as ridiculous when he becomes winded climbing a ladder and gets stuck in a porthole-size exit.

If they become winded climbing a flight of stairs or rushing for a bus, they tend to blame their weight, or advancing age.

I get winded climbing the stairs to the subway.

I'm 57 and was winded climbing the stadium steps to get to my seat.

The runners, bobbing into the frigid wind, climb to the highest point of the race, 260 feet above sea level.

NASA's Generic Transport Model encountering hazard gust wind in climbing phase is taken as an example to verify the system's feasibility.

But the industry loves momentum and Sony could wind up climbing in sales, even as Wii and Xbox sales stall or slump.

Still, there are times when I find myself winded after climbing a flight or two of stairs.

Sucking wind, I climb to the top of the monastery, nestled atop a mountain with panoramic views over the nearby Kyichu Valley.