Sentence examples for winds take from inspiring English sources

Political winds take the family to St . Petersburg then to Finland, and, finally, to France.

For the island's community, the events of the past week have served as a stark reminder of just how quickly lives can come under threat when flames, fuelled by soaring temperatures soaring as high as 45C, low humidity and wild winds, take hold in the lush undergrowth afforded by several wet years.

What is it that makes a long-legged, lynx-eyed young editrix leave a dinner at midnight in New York on an evening when whipping winds take the temperature to 20 below zero to drag her lean, leather-clad frame to a bar where a man with bad intentions may or may not appear?

But like free-spirited pirates, the snails, which grow to about 3 centimeters long, travel wherever the waters and winds take them.

While these methods occasionally work, the tradeoff is flooding the air with chemicals that can spread wherever the winds take them.

The question begs how will the economic winds take back the keys to life which consumer credit has afforded an entire generation.

High winds took out power lines and overturned SUVs.

The gale-force winds took down tens of thousands of trees all the way to Vermont.

A storm which battered southern England has reached north-western Europe, with strong winds taking out trees and power lines.

"The winds took away our house and we were unable to save our property.

I just let the wind take it wherever it was going to take it".