Sentence examples for wind it will be from inspiring English sources

"It's located next to tall buildings so even if there's a strong wind it will be displaced by the time it reaches the turbine, it will be very patchy and lacking in potential so the turbine won't get the chance to spin properly".

Wherever Iverson winds up, it will be for far less than the $20.8 million he made last season.

My guess is that, if it is not wound down, it will be used to try to help those stuck in Madrid and Spain already.

With the Tebow era beginning in Denver and the Orton era winding down, it will be interesting to see if the Broncos can garner value for their now-depreciating asset.

The season begins on Sept. 26 with "Inherit the Wind," starring James Whitmore; it will be followed by "A Christmas Carol".

The wind industry believes it will be cost-competitive with a few years more subsidy.

While investigators have traced where nearly all that money wound up, retrieving it will be a significant problem.

In addition, due to importance of oxygen delivery to site of injury and to promote wound healing process, it will be interesting to predict the oxygen profile within the electrospun mat and also the skin layer as an example.

On Dorney Lake the wind is often across from the rowers' left, but just because it's a prevailing wind doesn't mean it will be there.

There may not be February wind and rain, but it will be noisy, and the place will rumble.

If the Navitus Bay wind park goes ahead, it will be located off the Dorset and Hampshire coasts, 12.2 miles (19.6km) from Bournemouth.