Sentence examples for wind ends from inspiring English sources

"Night Wind" ends with a suicide, and the films that follow it seem to come from the beyond: his prior films seem immediate, baring pain in the present tense, whereas his films of the past decade appear retrospective, salvaged from loss.

In the past, rock stars who knew they were dying made music that addressed the fact before they did – Queen's Innuendo is packed with songs that seem to allude to the fact that Freddie Mercury is not long for this earth; Warren Zevon's final album The Wind ends with a song called Keep Me In Your Heart.

Estimates of the distance to the heliopause--where the solar wind ends and the interstellar medium begins--vary widely.

His first wind ended too quickly during his first full rotation since Nov. 20, when a foot injury stole the bulk of his season.

All these developments could add up to a future in which Deepwater Wind and Bay State Wind end up operating side by side, providing below-market-rate power to both Rhode Island and Massachusetts and offsetting the closure of obsolete onshore power plants such as the 680-megawatt Plymouth, Massr Plymouth, Massin Plymouth, Mass.

The first northeaster of the season, which was expected to wreak havoc yesterday as it hit New York City and its suburbs with driving rains and severe winds, ended up producing just a wet and windy day.

Now, however, with the Roadie 2 I just place the winding end on the pegs and press a button.

Either way, the galactic winds end up stalling star formation.

At the beginning of each trial, a single beetle was placed at the down-wind end of the Y-tube.

He kept going, and going, and delivered a stem-winding ending about how George Washington became terrified at the end of his life about doing something that would dishonor himself and his country.

Wind the ends of the tie around the dog's muzzle in loops until you reach the ends, and tie the ends together.