Wind example sentences

Related (12): breeze, gust, draft, coil, wrap, twist, turn, spiral, breezy, windy, gale, squall

"Wind" Example Sentences

  1. The wind picked up suddenly and knocked over the trash cans.
  2. I could feel the cold wind against my face as I walked home.
  3. She had to wind the clock every Sunday or it would stop.
  4. The wind was so strong that day we couldn't fly the kite.
  5. He decided to wind the rope around the post to secure the boat.
  6. When the wind blew through the canyon, it made this eerie howling sound.
  7. You have to wind the key three times to get the music box to play.
  8. The wind knocked branches down all over the neighborhood last night.
  9. I watched her wind the scarf around her neck as the temperature dropped.
  10. The wind in the trees sounded almost like voices sometimes.
  11. Can you help me wind this extension cord so it doesn't get tangled?
  12. The wind was relentless — we gave up on the picnic after an hour.
  13. She would wind her hair around her finger when she was thinking hard.
  14. The wind carried the smell of rain from miles away.
  15. He tried to wind the fishing line back onto the reel but it kept getting stuck.
  16. The wind made it impossible to hear what anyone was saying outside.
  17. I need to wind down after work — maybe take a walk or something.
  18. The wind howled through the cracks in the old house all night.
  19. You wind the handle clockwise until you feel resistance.
  20. The wind was at our backs, which made the run feel easier.
  21. She began to wind down the conversation as it got late.
  22. The wind rattled the windows so much I thought one might break.
  23. He would wind the bandage tightly around his wrist every morning.
  24. The wind picked up just as we were setting up the tent.
  25. I watched the wind push the clouds across the sky in fast-forward.
  26. Wind the string around your finger and pull gently.
  27. The wind died down by evening and it became peaceful again.
  28. She had to wind through the crowd to get to the front of the line.
  29. The wind was so cold it made my eyes water.
  30. He tried to wind the conversation back to the original topic.

Common Phrases

  1. wind down
  2. wind up
  3. against the wind
  4. with the wind
  5. wind chill
  6. wind speed
  7. catch the wind
  8. second wind
  9. wind direction
  10. break wind
  11. wind resistance
  12. wind through

Examples by Level

A1
  1. The wind is very strong today.
  2. I can feel the cold wind on my face.
A2
  1. The wind knocked over my bicycle this morning.
  2. She had to wind the rope around the tree to hold it steady.
B1
  1. The wind was so bad we couldn't even open the car door.
  2. He started to wind down after a long day at work.
B2
  1. The wind picked up unexpectedly, forcing us to abandon our plans for the afternoon.
  2. She would wind the conversation back whenever it drifted into uncomfortable territory.
C1
  1. The relentless wind had a way of wearing you down — not dramatically, just persistently.
  2. He began to wind through the implications of what she'd said, each layer revealing something new.
C2
  1. There's something almost meditative about watching the wind reshape the landscape — patient, indifferent, utterly inevitable.
  2. She'd learned to wind her way through difficult conversations with the kind of grace that came only from years of practice.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. The wind knocked the garbage cans over again — I swear it happens every week.
  2. I had to hold my hat down walking to the bus because the wind kept trying to blow it off.
💼 Workplace
  1. The wind was so loud outside the office that we could barely hear the conference call.
  2. Someone left the window open and the wind scattered papers all over my desk.
📊 Business
  1. The wind energy sector is growing faster than anyone predicted five years ago.
  2. Our company's wind turbine project just received approval from the city council.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. These wind chimes are pretty but I'm worried they'll drive my neighbors crazy.
  2. I'm looking for a wind-resistant umbrella — the cheap ones never last.
✈️ Travel
  1. The wind made the flight pretty rough, but the pilot handled it well.
  2. We couldn't hike that day because the wind was too strong at the summit.
📚 Education
  1. The science teacher used a wind turbine model to explain renewable energy to the class.
  2. My son had to do a project on how wind affects erosion and he actually got interested in it.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We got caught in the wind and rain on our first date — somehow it made the whole thing more romantic.
  2. He would wind his arm around me whenever he thought I was upset, without me having to ask.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The government is investing billions in wind power to meet climate targets.
  2. Environmental groups are pushing back against the new wind farm proposal near the wetlands.
💻 Technology
  1. The app tracks wind patterns in real time so surfers know when conditions are best.
  2. They're developing wind-powered charging stations for electric vehicles.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. Wind speed measurements were recorded at fifteen-minute intervals throughout the study period.
  2. The impact of wind resistance on structural integrity must be carefully calculated in bridge design.

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