Examples of 'wind from the east' in a sentence
Meaning of "wind from the east"
wind from the east: a description of wind direction, specifically coming from the east
How to use "wind from the east" in a sentence
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wind from the east
Wind from the east tonight.
I have to get the wind from the east.
The dry wind from the east brings the smell of burning grass.
He has to get the wind from the east.
The wind from the East was red.
Temperatures are moderated somewhat by a constant wind from the east.
A new wind from the east.
On winter nights the wild wind from the east.
Wind from the East the whole day.
There is a very strong wind from the east now.
Wind from the East « fragments liminaires.
We had about ten knots of wind from the east.
A cold wind from the East.
The hurricanes bring rain and wind from the east.
The wind from the east blew dust in the Romans ' faces and obscured their vision.
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This can probably be explained by the permanent wind from the east.
Without you, this wind from the east seems silly.
Weather conditions are good, with a gentle wind from the east.
Polemic, The wind from the East and the response of revolutionaries.
Maybe because of the cold wind from the East.
However, wind from the east is a tell-tale sign of unsettled weather to come.
Cold shock in Hamburg and a sharp wind from the east.
Read more about Polemic, The wind from the East and the response of revolutionaries.
It 's gonna be 68 degrees with a light wind from the east.
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That 's because yesterday we had wind from the East.
It 's gonna be 68 degrees with a light wind from the east and a low barometric pressure.
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Strange how the wind blows tonight
The wind that we want is way up there
