47 sentences with 'wind'
Example sentences and phrases with the word wind and other words derived from it.
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• « The wind whistled in the night. It was a lonely voice that blended with the hooting of the owls. »
• « Wind energy is used to generate electricity by capturing the movement of air with wind turbines. »
• « Despite the icy wind, the shore of the lake was filled with onlookers watching the lunar eclipse. »
• « The landscape was calm and beautiful. The trees swayed gently in the wind and the sky was full of stars. »
• « Wind energy is another renewable energy source that harnesses the power of the wind to generate electricity. »
• « The wind was blowing strongly, stirring the leaves of the trees and creating an atmosphere of mystery and charm. »
• « The desert stretched infinitely before them, and only the wind and the footsteps of the camels broke the silence. »
• « The hurricane was so strong that the trees were bending in the wind. All the neighbors were scared of what could happen. »
• « After several years of drought, the land was very dry. One day, a strong wind began to blow and lifted all the dust into the air. »
• « It was a hot day and the air was stale, so I went to the beach. The landscape was idyllic, with the undulating sand dunes quickly shaped by the wind. »
• « His eyes were half closed to protect himself from the rain and wind, but I could see a glint of ecstasy in his eyes. »
• « Finally, beginning in earnest in the 11th and 12th centuries, wind and water mills became increasingly common for grinding grain into usable flour. »
• « The wind whipped the brim of my hat to the crown, I clung to the saddle and shouted a thousand times "Ya-ju!", "Yi-ja!" or, simply, "Giddyup, Josh!" »
• « The wind, which blows constantly, scatters the seeds of the plants that grow there and, thus, an apparently sterile soil today is home to more than 250 kinds of lichens. »
• « To that end, Greek scientists claimed that things like wind, fire, lightning and other natural forces were not necessarily spirits or gods (or at least tools of spirits and gods), but could simply be natural forces that had no personality of their own. »
• « If, in spite of that, the wind rips one's hat off, it is likely that the cosmos is trying to tell him something; for example, that he is arrogant, unsuspecting or that he should not be there at that instant. When a cowboy loses his hat, he is forced to reflect. »
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