Sentences with phrase «winds whipped»

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The gale force winds whipped through at 50 - 60 miles per hour and struck the tanker completely splitting it in two.

Winds whipped as we said our I do's and we quickly rushed off, alongside our guests and bridal party, as everyone sought cover just in time before the big downpour.

The same people mad at the low scores would have called it unfair had it been dry and firm and the winds whipped all four days and the winning number was 3 - over.

But as the morning drew on, the winds whipped up the waters, especially in the lagoon's less - sheltered middle section, making for slow times.

In Corpus Christi, the major city closest to the storm's center, wind whipped palm trees and stinging sheets of horizontal rain slapped against hotels and office buildings along the seawall as the storm made landfall.

On his last — brilliant spring day when hundreds of daffodils were blooming and the wind whipped and wrapped itself around everything it came in contact with.

You drive alone and think about the romance of climbing a mountain: you think about standing at the top, wind whipping your hair as you gaze out on the world below, the conquering hero.

You are looking through shards of glass, wind whips through the car.

Questions, like a fleet of eighteen ships orbing into port, Under the lengthening shadow of the leaning tower, The death toll squared in the market courtyard, about the rigging And the wind whipped ropes.

A chilling wind whipped across the ring on the outskirts of North Lima, Ohio, but he paid no notice, dressed as he still was in his long winter coat.

The day finished with winds whipping Dustin Johnson around, but the bomber was still on top of the leaderboard despite unfavorable conditions.

And quietly, with the wind whipping the wet leaves all around us, and the trees moaning in the wind above us, this little «something» was made.

With the winds whipping our hair around and the waves crashing on the break wall, Douglas Dobson showed me around his Edgemere Drive home.

A dry winter and warm spring had left Roosevelt National Forest tinder dry, and strong, erratic winds whipping up from the southeast carried the flames easily through the pine trees.

There are gale - force winds whipping about the planet, its smoglike clouds are composed of droplets of sulfuric acid (rather than water) and, contrary to previous belief, there is lightning on Venus.

Hurricane - force winds whip the ocean so fiercely that the seawater belches dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere like a shaken bottle of soda, scientists have discovered.

Falling water levels have exposed fine - grained sediments along the periphery of the lake; high winds whip up those sediments into nasty clouds of dust that cause health problems for residents throughout the region.

Thought to be as old as the planet itself, these bands are sculpted by high - speed winds whipping around the orb in opposite directions, and constitute the «face» Jupiter presents to the outside world.

The wind whips at his tent as he anchors it to the snow with yard - long bamboo stakes.

Previous surveys by Cassini have found that winds whip through the atmosphere over Saturn's north pole at more than 500 kilometers per hour — 30 percent faster than any gust ever recorded in a cyclone on Earth.

But water may not be the only factor that shaped these canyons — the wind whipping through them could be just as important, according to a new study of river canyons on Earth.

The team suggests in an upcoming paper in The Astrophysical Journal that the spirals result from subsurface turbulence in the sun's superhot gases — the equivalent of what happens on Earth when turbulent winds whip up tornadoes and hurricanes.

Winds whip past these coronal holes at 800 kilometers per second.

If these conditions continue long enough, the winds whip up and the torrential rain begins.

With heat blasting indoors and cold air and wind whipping outside, static,...

I felt the wind whip through my hair and the sunshine on my face as I sat by the lake.

I'm cold just thinking of the wind whipping up those wide pants legs (not in a creepy way, ha ha).

Standing at an overlook, wind whipping our hair, we marveled at nearly 360 - degree views of the island.

Wind whips through the long grass, bringing to mind Tarkovsky's Mirror.

Powell gives the scene terrible beauty — the wind whips the cabin, the fire flickers around his face, the clouds have a texture so palpable they look like you could step out into the sky and walk to heaven on them — and an emotional power to match.

Other moments of abstraction leap out from the blue - tinted office backdrop: on a New York street corner, when Bradlee and his staff seize on the first, fateful Pentagon Papers leak published in the Times, the camera lingers as the wind whips their hair and ties into the blustering air, and they grasp the newspapers thrown into shock.

And the trees stand still, the wind whipping through the leaves as a constant reminder that whether we live or die, no matter what we do with our short time on Earth, the universe will go on, never even deigning to notice us as we rage against its silence.

«It's quiet,» he says, somehow ignoring the wind whipping and the waves crashing all around him.

And at night, as the wind whips over the chimneys, the fireplaces roar and the house seems to breathe.

Oldroyd, in his film debut, shows a remarkable confidence: There's no background music and little dialogue; instead, we hear the wind whipping through the fields like an angry banshee, and the click of Katherine's teeth as she clamps her mouth shut, presumably in order to make a sound in the endless silence of her new home.

The chilly wind whips the yellow and brown leaves around the granite gravestones at St. Paul's Cemetery in this middle - class suburb of Baltimore.

This morning — temperature in the single digits, wind whipping at the windows in the pre-dawn darkness; I felt like a novelist!

Wind whips the dust in thick clouds, pasting everything with grit.

A couple of us braved the wicked cold to do a few runs down the steep mountain trails, the wind whipping in storm cells between patches of clear blue sky.

It's all well and good to have the wind whipping through your hair making conversation impossible when the convertible top is down, but when it's up it's nice to have a little calm and quiet.

The average car has exposed working gear under the car, where wind whips around, creating lift, and slowing you down.

Owning your own Camaro ZL1 convertible, you'll be able to attack the highway at speed while feeling the wind whip by you.

The best small convertibles are those that let you feel the wind whip through your hair - or lack thereof - without taking up a lot of space in the driveway.

Lightly, but the way the wind whipped through the trees, it was clearly the beginning of another big storm.

A blustery March wind whipped the steam coming out of the manholes, and people hurried along the sidewalks with their collars turned up.

The minute the wind whips off a river during your winter morning commute, you'll wish you invested in a top - of - the - line winter jacket.

With winds whipping the rain in all directions check your pet often, is their bedding staying dry?

I would want to walk on it; see the vast expanse and loneliness of the place; feel the wind whip across my face.

Tourists duck and dive under towering bridges, they tumble down treacherously steep steps and feel the wind whip their noses and cheeks as if they were standing on the battlements.