Sentence examples for wind to be from inspiring English sources

"You don't need wind to be carving out valleys," he said.

The Wright brothers waited days for the wind to be just right, only to have the day foiled by some other unforeseen calamity.

But for "Inherit the Wind" to be more than a yellowing position paper, you must be convinced that these are characters who exist in a very particular time and place, where it happens to be hotter than, well, hell.

On a bright, breezy day (10 knots of wind to be precise), the world's most decorated Olympic sailor, Ben Ainslie, and his faithful dinghy, Rita, made a final appearance together.

In a letter to the climate and energy secretary, Ed Davey, Osborne offered to allow subsidies for onshore wind to be cut by only one-tenth, rather than by a quarter as the Treasury had previously demanded.

"Opinion polls consistently show onshore wind to be one of the most popular forms of electricity, generating thousands of jobs across Scotland and helping to cut our carbon emissions".

It's funny, that you should be blown together by the winds to be like that.

However, the JTWC stated maximum winds to be 65 km/h (40 mph), a low-end tropical storm.

A number of metabolites were tested, including mono-butyl phthalate, mono-benzyl phthalate, mono-ethylhexyl phthalate, mon-n-octyl phthalate; all were wound to be inactive.

The idea that "wind is wind", irrespective of causal mechanism, allows wind and pressure information collected in wind tunnels to be used in wind load standards.

Participants estimated wind stimuli from frontal wind directions to be faster than wind stimuli from the rear (for all significant post-hoc comparisons, see Appendix Table  3).