Sentence examples for wind that you from inspiring English sources

Wind that you can't see but can feel and hear.

"There are such intense vibrations from the wind that you literally have to hold your breath," he explains.

I want to believe that you were carried away on underground currents as by a wind, that you let the blue colours lead you serenely and reconciled.

A worker for Acorn Housing, an allied group, warned him to stay away from the brothel lest someone "get wind that you got a house and that your girlfriend is over there running a house of women of the night.

"There's no wind for 10 minutes and then, bam, you're in wind that you'll have for the whole next day".

You may have walked the razor's edge for years and years and never fallen off but suddenly you're walking on that knife edge with a very high wind that you've never faced before".

He writes that on the morning when the company was sold, he paced a silent weaving mill, where normally the din is like "a wave that crashes over you, a wind that makes you hunch over".

Never sail in a wind that carries you away from shore until you are much more experienced.

A freezing wind is blowing around SportCity, the sort of wind that makes you squint your eyes and try to retract your head into your shoulders like a frightened tortoise.

And that, essentially, life is a great wind that carries you.

"It's as if you were sailing;" she says, "it's catching that wind that will get you there".