Sentences With lost in the wind

• Its like a voice lost in the wind.
• Both times, its answers have gotten lost in the wind.
• The standard moan of the anti-war crowd about how the U.S. "lost the war" continues to echo in the wind, caused by the plaintive wail of the uneducated.
• The amount of airborne dust lost to wind could be measured in dumptruck loads annually, guess where it goes.
• Houston sneaked in when Pittsburgh lost 31-28 at New Orleans, though the Texans still could wind up a wild card in the, well, wild AFC South.
• Unfortunately we lost the wind instruments in Congolese music when the likes of Zaiko Langa Langa dispensed with them altogether and had the bands playing the guitar harder than before.
• He therefore made her fast to his own vessel and proceeded on with her in tow; but in the night the wind came on to blow, and he was forced to cut her adrift, and thus he lost her.
• What happens if it raises prices: will it make up for its lost revenue, or wind up more deeply in the hole?
• The latter, in the rapidity of their course, had lost his hat, and now appeared with his white hair flying in the wind.
• In cases where sprinklers throw water in the air, for example, water can be lost to both drift from wind and evaporation.
• Starfire sits at the edge, bathed in light and lost in thought, and looks out over the sparkling bay as the wind blows her hair where it will.
• To the greatest extent possible, our operating teams perform all periodic and planned maintenance activities during periods of low hydrology or wind, in order to minimize lost revenue opportunities an
• Due to his uncanny abilities, he has found part-time work in his old age as a finder of lost cats (a clear reference to the Wind-Up Bird Chronicle).
• From wind tunnel testing to refined tubeless solutions and much more, this approach results in the best products optimized to perform as a system, so you can get lost in the experience of riding your
• Lost Lakes wind Farm is located approximately three miles west of the town of Milford in northwest Iowa on pristine agricultural and pasture land in Dickinson County.
• Standing transfixed I gazed longingly At her lost in the beauty before me Which was like a whirlwind Chaotically throwing rationality to the wind.
• Watering early in the day results in less water lost through evaporation due to wind or higher temperatures, and hydrates the plant in preparation for the hottest part of the day.
• His training rises in intensity when they catch wind of a revered warrior in search of her lost lover, who will stop at nothing to extract the power keeping Yuji alive.