Sentence examples for wind flipped from inspiring English sources

Who can forget the scene of disarray outside the United States Supreme Court on the night of Dec. 12? Dozens of television lights and cameras were trained on the court's dark plaza as journalists and lawyers, fighting a stiff wind, flipped through the 65-page, six-opinion decision of Bush v. Gore, seeking the fate of the 2000 presidential election.

After the men hauled the Flyer back from its fourth flight, a powerful gust of wind flipped it over several times, despite the crew's attempt to hold it down.

Farther east, near Afton in Ottawa County, straight-line winds flipped a tractor-trailer onto a dividing barrier, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.

Local TV news images showed winds flipping over cars and breaking windows in Taitung city.

In light of this certain demise, Kaczorek threw caution to the wind and flipped the series on its metaphysical head with a mind-fuck of a final episode, "Bye Bye Beavers," in which the semi-titular wood-chewers Daggett and Norbert find out not only that they are cartoons, but that their existence as they know it is about to come to a screeching halt due to the show's cancellation.

A 56-year-old woman was killed in a traffic accident that is blamed by the storm's gusty winds that flipped over her car.

The data is uploaded every 10 seconds to her Web site, so a strangely mesmerizing digital wind vane flips around almost in real time.

I chose south, following a rough track from Cutthroat Bridge before climbing the steep bank to Hordron Edge, all the while watching a raven hanging off the wind, acrobatically flipping onto its back and then flipping back again, before letting itself slide out of view as I reached the crest.

Said Montgomery, "A small gust of wind will flip it, and a slight crash will damage the plastic gears that make the propellers turn, and you're done".

John and Elizabeth Edwards's 16-year-old son, Wade, their first-born, was dead, with nothing to blame but the gust of wind that had flipped his car off a wide-open road.

"I wound up flipping my cork and throwing chairs at him," Mr. Hanley said.