Sentence examples for wind what from inspiring English sources

By Stephen Berg The New Yorker, November 28 , 1959P. 54 Sleepwalker, slave of wind what is your name?

He said they were shouting, "Let's take this country back to yesterday". Of the Trump campaign, Campbell said, "It's like a wind". What had been settled, it disturbed.

"Dan looks at all the impacts of a given wind project," Mr. Rackstraw said, "but doesn't say: 'If we didn't have wind, what would we have?' Coal.

In the case of a more mature technology like wind, what the government can best do is provide some stability so the companies can make long-term investments that will develop the wind industry and the wind turbines.

4.50pm: Choi and Norman are both in trouble on the ninth, but taking advantage of the wind, what look to be close your eyes hit-and-hacks turn out to be sublime nearly-in-the-cup approach shots.

"For a connoisseur of the absurd, this is hard to beat," he said, and then slipped into his booth and addressed the two Russians on his screen: "So, movies!" Gorbachev, via Palazhchenko, said that film was his favorite art form, that he loved "Gone with the Wind" ("What I call the people's drama — very impressive") and anything with Julia Roberts.

Yet if competition enforcement is simply a product of the political winds, what if the winds change?

He would also have repeated to the four winds what Mr. Garner said as the police approached him in July.

Thoughtful doglegging, a surprising amount of elevation on the back, sweet greens, an all-Hawaii par 3 in No. 17 that plays down to the water's edge, trade winds; what else is needed?

Cast into the crisp winds what no longer serves you and remember to leave behind your self-sabotage like an old season, so that it too can become the fertile compost of your future.

Among his quotable lines, when discussing their strong winds, "what we've been cussing all these years is a blessing".