Sentence examples for winds lead from inspiring English sources

Locally heavy rainfall and rough seas led to minor damage while strong winds lead to extensive damage on the north side of the island.

The people in our second destination are accustomed to being looked down upon...we'll let the winds lead us to them...and we should get there on time...unless we stop for the lights".

So far, researchers have been unable to identify the mechanism by which the solar winds lead to an elevated number of strikes; but they propose that the reaction is spurred by particles colliding with the Earth's atmosphere.

High tides and strong winds lead to flooding in Wales and south-west England as officials warn of a continuing flood threat across the west of the UK.

The indoor bathrooms had clogged toilets, the promised wireless Internet access was sporadic, and the cold, whipping winds led fans to build small fires around the site.

The heavy rainfall and gale-force winds led to widespread power outrages, blocked roads and damages to homes from falling trees.

The blaze, fuelled by hot weather and strong winds, led to the evacuation of about 1,000 local people and tourists in the archipelago off north-western Africa.

In 2011, particularly strong winds led to the tragic incident of a lorry being swept over, crushing a pedestrian to death.

Nina Bernstein (NYT) MANHATTAN: PARADE SPECTATOR SUES -- A spectator at the 1997 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, where high winds led to several injuries, filed a lawsuit yesterday against six companies, including NBC and Dr. Seuss Enterprises.

These meteorological conditions, with rainfall and strong, shifting, winds led to the rapid dispersal of ash.

Thousands of commuters faced disruption on Monday as high winds led to rail chaos in the south of England.