Sentence examples for wind destroyed from inspiring English sources

The water and wind destroyed nearly half of the homes, and flooded the rest.

Then one stormy night the wind destroyed fencing surrounding the wolf-dog cages.

They crossed the Oberkassel bridge, where the wind destroyed them, and finally Hayley admitted to being impossibly, horribly cold.

In Dallas County, seven people were hurt as wind destroyed 35 homes and damaged many others, state emergency management officials said.

The hard-fought battle ended almost two months later when a typhoon (known in Japanese tradition as the kamikaze, or divine wind) destroyed many of the invaders' ships, making the survivors an easy target for the Japanese.

I will always remember the magical sight in 1972 of the orange Valley Curtain suspended between two hills against a background of grayish peaks in Rifle, Colo., lasting for nearly a day before the wind destroyed it.

They blow around like the wind, destroying the authenticity and trust of their employees.

Two adults and a child were killed when straight-line winds destroyed a mobile home in Nowata County, along Oklahoma's border with Kansas, Undersheriff Doug Sonenberg told KSWO-TV.

In August, Tropical Storm Irene's winds destroyed nearly 100 trees in an even swath across the 843 acres of the park.

More than 80 people were left homeless when a three-alarm fire, whipped by 50-mile-an-hour winds, destroyed an apartment house yesterday morning.

High winds destroyed or badly damaged at least 292 of the mature trees that lend so much beauty to the picturesque grounds — oak, maple, beech, linden, pine, tulip, cherry and Bradford pear.