Sentences with phrase «in a strong wind»

These predecessors of his later imposing public works were much smaller and more delicate; the first attempts made for his garden were easily bent in strong winds.

He once tore the rear end out of his brother's car in a strong wind, and on another occasion got up to 300 feet behind a jet car.

The ozone hole plays a role in the stronger winds, but so does increasing temperature.

Total global carbon dioxide emissions could see a boost as flight times increase in the stronger winds.

Can be anywhere from 15 to 22 in strong winds at highway speeds.

It actually feels like it might blow away in a strong wind.

What an intense mixture of scents from near and far would be carried in those strong winds.

Positive Wind Pressure is evident when a tree (or other object) moves or bends over in a strong wind.

This makes the tent waterproof and the fiberglass poles help keep the tent steady even in strong winds.

A seedling frail enough to snap in a strong wind isn't an imperfect oak tree.

Tip: While some canopies can handle mild wind and rain, never use your canopy in strong wind for your own safety.

Dr David Armstrong in Warwick's Astrophysics Group has discovered that the gas giant HAT - P - 7b is affected by large scale changes in the strong winds moving across the planet, likely leading to catastrophic storms.

An old city can lose its industrial foundation and two - thirds of its people, while all its mainstays — churches, government, businesses, charities, unions — fall like building flats in a strong wind, hardly making a sound.

Inklings take on a unique appearance when they have a Special Weapon ready: they will give off sparks, the tentacles on their head will become very brightly colored and will glow, bubbles will form at the top of their head as if from boiling water, and they will appear to be caught in a strong wind even when completely still.

In fact, in strong wind resource regions such as the Great Plains and Texas, wind is the most cost - effective source of new electricity.

It is always best to avoid travelling in such conditions but in case you get caught out Ian McIntosh, CEO of RED Driving School, has produced some advice on how to handle driving in strong winds.

If you break down on the motorway or on any busy road in strong winds exit the vehicle by the passenger door and move to a safe location away from your vehicle.

So when I saw this video of a crew flying and catching what seems to be a DJI Phantom in strong winds and high waves, from a racing sailboat at full speed during the Volvo Ocean Race, I was beyond impressed.

If not, cover with tarp and stack or lay items in such a way to minimize the chance that they will be lifted in a strong wind.

This time there were people kite sailing, flying 10 metres into the air in the strong winds, and a trio of pelicans flying alongside the boat.

The shot was taken, hand held, in a strong wind.