Sentence examples for would downwind from inspiring English sources

Together Hales and Buttler were able to right the vessel, taking the score from 26 for three to 102 before Hales, having hit two sixes and a four, tried to chip Bravo into the wind and was not the first to find that the ball does not carry as it would downwind.

Some worried that radioactivity would spread downwind.

Greenpeace says if an accident like Bhopal happened at 89 of the U.S.'s 12,440 chemical plants, a million people would be downwind in each case.

The killers hadn't shot from the viewing stand, Kalron said: "They stood across the bai from behind a screen of bushes — probably so that they'd be downwind.

Within the atmospheric boundary-layer, temperature records show characteristic ramp-cliff structures, and insects flying downwind would move through these ramps whilst those flying crosswind would not.

These monitors detect hazardous pollutants and would be located downwind of plants and where they border communities.

Reductions in PM2.5 in urban areas and downwind would be greatest during high-pollution episodes exceeding the 24-hr average PM2.5 NAAQS.

When St Kilda were kicking downwind, Miller would play in attack, and when they kicked against the wind, he would return to a defensive position.

But as so often happened in this back-and-forth series, the downwind legs would hold the keys to victory.

It is shown that such behaviour is consistent with the adoption of an effective plume-location strategy, and conditions are identified when downwind flights would be more advantageous than crosswind ones.

"It's a question of concentration -- we expect that by several miles downwind, it would be below the level of concern," said Nir Barnea, a certified industrial hygienist monitoring the fire for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.