Sentence examples for with the windblown from inspiring English sources

The character actor with the windblown hair and hound-dog face sat on the roof deck of….

The character actor with the windblown hair and hound-dog face sat on the roof deck of Manhattan's Nolitan Hotel one recent afternoon, wearing a seedy black suit and smoking American Spirit cigarettes.

The character actor with the windblown hair and hound-dog face sat on the roof deck of… As the canine accompanying the married rock duo of Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent, who call themselves Shovels & Rope, Townes van Zandt has… In February, two bartenders from Belfast, Jack McGarry and Sean Muldoon, took the revival of bespoke cocktails full circle with their feisty Victorian-era parlor.

The Wei's drainage basin is formed almost entirely by tributaries flowing from the north and is divided into three major areas: the mountainous and arid plateau region to the west of the Long and Liupan mountain ranges in Gansu; the heavily dissected Loess Plateau of Shaanxi, which is covered with the fine windblown silt called loess; and the troughlike floodplain of the river's lower course.

The story is jam-packed with stunts like that, many of them staged with flair, yet no room remains for anything but jam — none, certainly, for the windblown downtime that we associate with an authentic Western.

The program, conducted by Hugo Fiorato, included repeat performances of Robbins's "Fanfare" and Balanchine's "Tchaikovsky Suite No. 3," in which Janie Taylor, with Tom Gold as her partner, made a fleet debut in the windblown Scherzo movement.

Southern Scandinavia, southern Finland, the Swiss Plateau, and the North European Plain were thickly plastered with a variety of forms, including boulder-studded clay, gravels, sands, and the windblown deposits known as loess.

Jacksonville (7-8) outplayed Cincinnati most of the windblown day.

When the windblown water runs up against land, the water piles up and flows inland.

As Mr. Trump stands on the windblown Scottish coast, he asks for a mirror.

My skis skittered over the windblown ice, sliding instead of carving.