Sentence examples for wind of history from inspiring English sources
He feels the wind of history filling his sails.
Everything he wrote was responsive to some extraordinary moment, dramatically inflated by the wind of history.
But today the wind of history has turned in the villagers' favour.
It's the wind of history, an air of uncertainty and impermanence.
Even in 1975, when "Animal Liberation" was first published, Singer, an Australian philosopher now teaching at Princeton, was confident that he had the wind of history at his back.
A girl in Leipzig told reporter Steve Crawshaw: "I felt that I could fly!" The Polish poet Galczynski once wrote: "When the wind of history blows/ The people, like lovely birds/ Grow wings..."...
And there are few things more powerful than the winds of history.
"Here we are again tonight with the winds of history trained upon us," Mr. Hulshof said.
He said, "Here we are again tonight with the lens of history trained upon us" -- not "the winds of history".
The winds of history, Mr Geremek knew, would do the rest.The country's position in 1990 still seemed perilous.
He insisted that Labour MPs critical of Corbyn could not "stop the winds of history as they're developing at the moment".
