Sentences with phrase «rushing wind»

To clarify about the unique noises, there are only 2 main categories: fans and white noises that sound a bit like rushing wind.

In 2011, in response to both economic and competitive conditions, project developers rushed wind projects to market, sparking purchases from cash - strapped buyers who might normally have gravitated to pricier forest - carbon projects.

On the day of Pentecost, the outpouring of the Spirit was first marked by «violent rushing wind.»

These inward - rushing winds dragged a lot of seawater with them.

It's certainly a car that's happier to cruise the highway than it is to rush a winding country back road.

Sound of chirping birds and rushing winds among the leaves will soothe your ears.

trouble with mega churches now they use Greek logic to prove God... need to just stick to faith with the unseen... Holy Spirit... great counselor... no minister needed for His presence... will reveal by a rushing wind in your heart if you so desire...

So they wait and they pray, and on the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit comes upon them as a roaring, rushing wind, appearing as tongues of fire upon each person.

When he asks his congregants to open their Bibles and turn to 1 Corinthians 13, the rustle of pages sounds like the rushing wind back at Lal's church.

It feels like that moment when you are among the people again and your knees buckle and the power of God sweeps into your body like a reminder: there's a rushing wind here, there's a power, a power, a wonder - working power.

Finland is a land of lakes and forests and rushing wind.

Inspired by sounds of Ibiza — fauna, crashing waves, rushing winds, jars — Martha becomes wide - eyed and simply fascinated like a small child over Jo's creation made from mundane house objects, and a familiar bird's tweets.

Surprisingly, we liked the convertible better, even though it's limited to 155 mph, because with the top down you can clearly hear the supercharger screaming, and the brutal exhaust note combines with the rushing wind to mute all of the engine's harshness.

Never a natural at consolation, the president seemed more at ease extending hearty thanks to first responders, marveling at the speed with which they rushed the wounded to the hospital and quipping that they deserved a raise.

Though offered without Atmos accents in 5.1, the Sib Evo swept us away, placing us in the middle of earth's most beautiful landscapes, from the deep rushing waters of Madagascar to high mountain peaks where Snow Leopards tangle for supremacy, always immersing us in a sonic sphere of buzzing insects, rippling waves, and rushing wind.