Sentence examples for wind feel from inspiring English sources

Epstein tested the device in marine sediment at a research station in the Massachusetts Bay experiments that, he recalled, involved trudging in mud with rubber boots, cutting his hands on mussel beds, and enduring "late fall rains that, with wind, feel brittle on your skin".

The warm southern wind felt soft.

My knees feel great and my wind feels great.

A coastal wind felt strange as it caught my long winter beard.

"Bride of the Wind" feels both half as long as it should be and twice as long as it is.

He was high, and he was probably driving too fast, but there wasn't much traffic on the road and the wind felt good against his face.

Until the album's concluding track, the pianist is merely a light and competent mix of Red Garland and Bill Evans, but "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" feels like the start of an optimistic new era.

After the scalding heat of the baths, that cold soda was the most delicious thing on earth, and even the warm wind felt cool on my skin as we walked home through clouds of fireflies that lighted the darkness.

1. Break Wind Feeling chilly on a Caribbean cruise?

You got this!" Somehow the rain had gotten even heavier, and the wind felt like an arctic gale dead set on blowing us off the highway.

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