Sentence examples for windmill from from inspiring English sources
"William and the Windmill," about a young Malawian who builds a windmill from scrap metal to save his family from famine, was directed by Ben Nabors.
He joined the military, and while stationed in the Pacific during World War II made his first windmill from parts of a junked B-29 bomber, to power a giant washing machine for soldiers' clothes.
Lady Gaga's not the first to spot the business potential of a tie-in with such a popular brand: the last time I entered FarmVille's virtual space I was offered a "free windmill from American Express".
And if you have plenty of outdoor space, and you don't live on Columbus Avenue, consider generating your own power with a windmill from -- of all places -- Target. 1.
Richard was made responsible for his family's herd — and primary source of income — at the age of 9. Oprah-watchers will be familiar with the story of William Kamkwamba, the Malawian boy who "harnessed the wind" by building a windmill from junkyard scraps to power his family's farm.
The Fosters paved her way to meeting John and Tom Halsey of Mecox, brothers whose ancestor was an original founder of the town, and Paul and Richard Corwith of Water Mill, cousins whose roots go back to 1644 and who claim a forefather in the early 19th century who, using 12 oxen, moved his windmill from North Haven to where it stands on the village green in Water Mill.
Windmills from China, electric cars from Finland".
That prevents people with solar panels, say, or windmills from selling excess energy back into the system.
CAMBRIDGE, England — A few centuries ago, the developing world got most of its energy from windmills, from water mills, from whales and from plants.
We can either invest in policies to build U.S. leadership in these new industries and jobs today, or we can continue with business as usual and buy windmills from Europe, batteries from Japan and solar panels from Asia".
But the unusually low temperatures didn't prevent the windmills from operating.
