Sentence examples for wind opening from inspiring English sources

Darius Danesh, below, a Glasgow-born actor, singer and songwriter who achieved fame on the British television show "Pop Idol," has been chosen to portray Rhett Butler opposite Jill Paice's Scarlett O'Hara in the Trevor Nunn production of "Gone With the Wind," opening in previews on April 4 at the New London Theater in London.

The wind opened their coats and raised their skirts, and it blew the candles out.

In translating lines such as "A gust of wind opens up opera-like breaches in the walls", Mr Ashbery is faithful to both the meaning and surreal tone of Rimbaud's work.

At other times, The Book lay still and the wind opened it softly like a huge cabbage rose; the petals, one by one, eyelid under eyelid, all blind, velvety, and dreamy, slowly disclosed a blue pupil, a colored peacock's heart, or a chattering nest of hummingbirds.

In August 2015, an exhibition called Don't Follow the Wind opened at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, making it perhaps the least accessible exhibition in the world.

Mr. Jurowski led an expansive, detailed rendition, beginning with the colorful xylophone-and-wind opening.

Even when Winds opened with a solemn voice saying, "we ignore this elemental force at our peril", there was still some room for misinterpretation.

A motor with high resistance will not run - or not run with speed control (as is the case when a 3-phase motor winding opens while running).

On his CD the piece "Pegasus" is scored for quartet and wind ensemble, opening with a delicate searching motif in the piano.

It's not clear if Tesla will wind up opening both facilities.

You just may wind up opening up a whole new world.