He had been using the specially built parachute attached to a harness to
catch gusts
of wind along the seafront.
One prospector catches a brief glimpse of his card when it's
blown overboard by a sudden gust
of wind.
I begin to fade out of... a
sudden gust
of wind stings rain into the backs of my legs.
Gust speed
recorded in the month was 37 mph on 9 th.
A
freak gust
of wind could wrench him high above the hills in an instant.
Gust of 109 kt
- the highest to date - was recorded.
The lorry was
caught by a gust
of wind and blown through a barrier at the side of the bridge.
Nonetheless, about halfway home a sudden and
vicious gust
of wind literally stopped me in my tracks.
The 93
mph gust
measured at glasgow airport was more typical of lower elevations.
Gust of 54 mph.
A
fierce gust
of wind blew 45-year-old vittorio luise's car into a river near naples, italy, in 1983.
The maximum
wind gust
speed recorded in the month was 37 mph on 9 th.
Gust of wind
swept through the room.
Later found to be fatally complacent, boucher had relied on outdated data that neglected the dynamic forces of
violent gusts.
Windy throughout period with
peak gust
of 35mph @ 05.30hrs mainly westerly.
Gusts of 32 knots
put paid to any thoughts of racing.
A hot sunny day with
occasional gusts
of wind.
Gusts of wind blow
through the meadow.
The wind was blowing a
strong gust
from the east.
Gust of cold, damp air
swept into the hall.
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