Sentence examples for wind shooting from inspiring English sources

This song is as close as you can get to winter in Chicago without the actual stinging wind shooting frozen snow into your eye, while you walk to the "L" train stops.

But the 1975 anthem gave Queen a second wind, shooting up to No. 2 on the Hot 100 and pushing the soundtrack -- which "Bohemian Rhapsody" opened -- to No. 1.

The wind shot sand at you like BBs, and the waves were end-of-the-world quality.

Welles died in 1985, but he feels more present than ever -- and there is still most of a full-length feature, "The Other Side of the Wind," shot over a long period of time until his death, that may or may not get a release.

In rows oriented roughly parallel to the prevailing wind, shoots exhibited distinct down-row streamlining and vines had a bilaterally uniform canopy about the cordon.

Dale Eggeling, drawing on valuable childhood lessons playing golf in swirling winds, shot an even-par 72 and opened up a two-stroke lead yesterday at the Rochester International.

Also, the LUMIX FZ40's Wind Cut function blocks out noise from background wind when shooting in video mode.

Just as the farm belt resuscitated half a dozen years ago, to feed the world, so is the U.S. manufacturing sector now enjoying its second wind, literally shooting out of a modest downturn with all the signs of a new boom.

His chance of winning was hardly likely (he wound up shooting a 73 to finish nine strokes off the lead).

She wound up shooting heroin daily.

But he wound up shooting a 73 and tying for fourth with Tiger Woods, who shot a 75.