Sentence examples for wind either from inspiring English sources

Without the nylon plant, Seaford would resemble other quiet Sussex County towns located along estuaries that wind either to the Chesapeake Bay to the west or the Delaware Bay to the east.

The Somnambulist doesn't care for the wind either way, though, and yawns a wedge to eight feet.

In "Passing Wind," either the visitor or the dog farted.

Now, the kind of smart, entertaining films for adults they specialized in are largely gone with the wind, either migrated to television or just flat out disappeared.

Even though the roads are always open, surely a large part of the voyage would be to enjoy nice cool weather, neither too hot nor too cold, with no rain in sight and not too much wind either, please.

We conclude that large-scale migration and dispersal processes over the oceans are largely driven by spatiotemporal wind patterns, which opens new avenues of research to explore invasion routes or commonly supposed anomalous distributions of organisms that use wind either active or passively for their transport.

When the textile is wound either on or off the rotor, the mass, inertia and unbalance magnitude of the rotor change with time, and also the length of the textile is time dependent.

When textile is wound either on or off the rotor, the system is non-conservative because mass, inertia and eccentricity of the unbalance of rotor change with time, and also the length of textile is time-dependent.

They wind up either dead or in jail".

Otherwise, we'll be drinking one of mine, and yours will wind up either in a sauce, or down the drain.

Mr. Berger can wind with either hand, but prefers to use his right, letting his left rest lightly on the case, like a vet soothing a skittish horse.