Sentence examples for winds took from inspiring English sources

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.

Once the rain had died down on Saturday, high winds took over, forcing the temporary closure of stage after stage and swirling the sound of Hot Chip's excellent headline set round your ears like a dodgy pair of headphones.

As unprecedented fires, earthquakes and winds took lives, destroyed communities and sent millions fleeing, the events at least for a moment interrupted the steady stream of manmade madness that typically dominates news.

The Red Nose Day challenge, delayed by 40 minutes because of high winds, took her to heights of 66m (2166m).

The winds took away everything, my home and my family," said Ram Babu Patel, whose wife died in the storm.

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

Imani Winds takes its name from a Swahili word for faith.

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

At least the wind took a day off.

"The wind took the drop away from me," he said.