Sentence examples for wind lifted from inspiring English sources
The wind lifted his hair, the collar of his coat.
A stiff wind lifted a fine mist of ocean spray into the air.
A gust of wind lifted a bounce house into the air.
But as he rose to his feet, the wind lifted his surfboard into the air like a kite.
A cold wind lifted up dust and dead leaves, signaling that it was time to head inside.
His friend Chip watched in disbelief as the wind lifted a twenty-foot cathedral window from its frame and hurled it across his living room.
A gust of wind lifts the left wing and they tilt slightly right, then lift.
But wind lifts things, like Beyoncé's hair, so it didn't matter.
The wind lifts us across the water, and suddenly there is plenty of room.
The yard at first seemed empty, nothing but snow and the things it covered, a slight wind lifting faint glittering waves of it.
We have just pulled out of New York Harbor, wind lifting the flaps of our purses and murses, the financial district glittering at our backs.
