In a slim volume of autobiography, Wind in my Sleeve (1992), she wrote of her "grief, anger, desolation" at the Beijing massacre but the book attracted little attention.
Claxton's photographs made striking album covers for Pacific Jazz Records, such as the shot of a seaborne Baker blowing his trumpet in the wind on the sleeve of the 1956 album, Chet Baker and Crew.
Ms. Carpenter, who also lived in Japan for several years while growing up, often writes about places she has been, and once sang, "The wind pulls your sleeve like a long lost lover/whose heart can't understand/how you could ever leave".
The sun's beating down on the arm you've got casually hanging out the window, the wind riding up your sleeve.
But the trailing wisteria strung up on wire is made of plastic, and the October winds pull at sleeves and napkins, signals of Northeastern autumn.
I've seen once-shuttered factories humming with new workers who are building solar panels and wind turbines; rolling up their sleeves to help America win the race for the clean energy economy.
I stand hunched up in my big woollen coat, thinking of bed and bacon and being warm, while these old boys, in their 80s and 90s, stand, spines like rods of iron, shirt sleeves blowing in the wind, medals gleaming.
The 1990 Green-sleeves album, Blowing With The Wind, showed that Pablo was still experimenting and blending Niyabinghi drumming with electronic beats.
Outside Pizza Lucca in Greenwich Village, my Snuggie billowed in the cold wind and pulled off my shoulders, although the sleeves did make it easy to eat a slice.
This paper describes how developed models of data mining tools can be used for the prediction of initial tension parameters and winding speed for each new design of shrink sleeve labels.
(Now she's falling through the roof! Now she's getting drunk! Now she's on a yacht in a dream-ballet number with 40-foot chiffon sleeves trailing behind her in the wind!).
