Sentence examples similar to wind-swept environment from inspiring English sources
"Ogunquit Cliff," a 1907 canvas, pictures a wind-swept tree clinging tenuously to the crag, perhaps an allegory of Down East stubbornness in the face of a harsh environment.
However, at the highest wind-swept areas of feldmark, several tough, dwarf, prostrate shrub species are present (such as Epacris and Chionohebe spp). in an environment where long-lived species are selected for.
MacPherson asks: "Did I tell you the wind-swept story?
Her hair was wind-swept, her coat soaked through.
In contrast, Scotland and northern England have more trees, grassland and wind-swept moors.
In Tarifa, she found the wind-swept coastline that she expected.
The beautiful game was more in the mind than on any wind-swept heath.
Holding court at a corner table was Graydon Carter, looking typically wind-swept.
Then he dropped his passenger off, and sailed into the wind-swept white.
Last week in the wind-swept Cyclades, the isle of Paros was no exception.
