sharp windの例文

• The sharp wind will enhance the chill despite mostly sunny skies.
• It is 9 degrees with a sharp wind.
• He had three birdies and a bogey-free round despite sharp winds blowing off the nearby Mediterranean.
• With her accusations, sharp wind blew up, and furious billows rolled and came towards the Great Wall.
• A city of hearty handshakes, good neighbors and genuinely friendly faces weathered by blistering sun and sharp winds that never quit.
• A sharp wind from the northwest will drive bitter cold air from central Canada across the open waters of the Great Lakes.
• As he slid out of the sharp wind and into his sedan, Sen . Alfonse D'Amato sounded a little surprised.
• He had three birdies and had a bogey-free round of 69 for 140 despite sharp winds blowing off the nearby Mediterranean.
• "There is a very capable force " massed against Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, Jackson said, as sharp wind sent sand billowing around him.
• A sharp wind from the northwest will transport gelid air across the Great Lakes resulting in snow showers from northern Michigan and Wisconsin to central New York and Pennsylvania.
• Dainenjiyama realizes he has been spotted by the two, and he pursues them with his Stand Doobie Wah !, which chases after them with razor sharp winds.
• Before climbing under thick blankets that served as her bed, the mother kneeled on a wool rug and prayed facing Mecca as a sharp wind whistled beneath the stars.
• For millennia, she explained, creatures have been dying in the Gobi desert, and with time, the sharp winds dig up their bones and spread them to far off oceans and lands.
• A steady snow fell and a sharp wind blew throughout the match, limiting attendance in the 45, 000-seat stadium to just 20, 000, including Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and a few hundred hardy flag-waving Italian rooters.
• A steady snow fell and a sharp wind blew throughout the match, limiting attendance in the 45, 000-seat stadium to a surprisingly low 20, 000, including Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and a few hundred hardy flag-waving Italian rooters.
• The storm expected to hit Wednesday night was carrying sharp winds and rain, and the officials decided that there was a serious risk that the vessel would simply break apart, which could send the remaining oil onto beaches all along the Oregon coast and northward along the Washington coast.
• Maybe the razor-sharp wind off Lake Michigan and the blizzard heaping inch after inch of snow on the city made people here just a little less preoccupied with the fact that the nation's highest court was in the throes of figuring out who would be the next president.