Sentence examples for wind raised from inspiring English sources

A small puff of wind raised the dust.

The cooling night wind raised gooseflesh on my arms, and a cloud of smoke ripped into the air.

Near the end of that ride something amazing happened: a puff of wind raised me up, just a little more, allowing me to alight slowly on the ground.

Women in the Wind raised money for school supplies for underprivileged children; the Alliance Motorcycle Club held an event to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Charities; the South Shore Motorcycle Club will play host to an antique motorcycle show for World Trade Center disaster relief.

The controversy over Ms. Randall's novelistic response to "Gone With the Wind" raises questions of literary theft and property rights.

3. Terry Allen, "Little Sandy" (1996) Allen's "Human Remains" is one of the hidden treasures of outlaw, off-kilter country music, and this song, which prominently features a cold wind, raises questions of comfort, loneliness, and spirituality.

In 1688 strong south-westerly winds raised the broken ground to the sky.

In 2003, White and a colleague, Claudio Borio, attended the annual conference in Jackson Hole, where they argued that policymakers needed to take greater account of asset prices and credit expansion in setting interest rates, and that if a bubble appeared to be developing they ought to "lean against the wind" — raise rates.

Although tides are regular and predictable, the height of high tides can be lowered by offshore winds and raised by onshore winds.

New turbines induce more power from weaker and medium winds and their lasting time, because of the relation P=f v3) (i.e. the power corresponds to wind velocity raised to third power).

Some of the scholarly literature suggests that the economic damage resulting from hurricanes is a function of wind speeds raised to the eighth power.