Sentence examples for wind cuts from inspiring English sources
A vicious wind cuts up the valley, bringing sleet and rain.
A bitter wind cuts through the darkening sky as I stand, waiting for something to happen.
The camera does not show us what is behind them but only Schneider smiling dreamily as the wind cuts through her hair and the trees rush past her, making us share her invigorating feeling of liberation.
In his records, Xuanzang describes it as a place that contains "nothing but barren sand and dry river beds", where "when it is hot, the heat sears you like a flame; when it is cold, the wind cuts your flesh like a knife".
Sign up for the best of VICE, delivered to Your inbox darey.
The wind cut to the bone as close to two million ordinary people poured into downtown Washington yesterday.
Wind cut across the acres of frozen water, as dozens of ice fishermen trudged out at dawn, their astronaut-size waterproof boots fitted with metal spikes for better traction.
The wind cut through coats on the way to the shows on the pier: a quick, cold gust to catch your attention and sharpen your senses for the coming season.
The Tesfa lodges have neither electricity nor running water, so we enjoyed our home-cooked meal and reasonably cold bottles of beer by candlelight while listening to the wind cut across the cliffs.
The New Yorker, August 19 , 1939P. 11 Incidental Intelligence: The producers of "Gone With the Wind," cut down expenses a little by using counterfeit Confederate money which is a bit cheaper than the genuine.
