(1) The bird rode on the wind.

(2) A feather floated down on the wind.

(3) Many species of tree depend on the wind for pollination.

(4) The sound of music was borne along on the wind.

(5) Even surrounded by environmentalists on the wind swept banks of the mighty Connecticut River, Rep.

(6) It planed on the wind, and he pursued it with agility, captured it in a clump of coyote brush.

(7) They too rely on the wind to distribute their pollen.

(8) There was nothing of mercy on the wind that day.

(9) The captain kept a close watch on the wind.

(10) Mushroom's spores are usually carried on the wind.

(11) The leave was flying away on the wind.

(12) A voice was borne to us on the wind.

(13) Whisper on the wind so softly.

(14) Please turn on the wind shield wipers.

(15) This peper is based on the wind tunnel experiment data and studies the air dynamic performance of fuselage, horizontal stabilizer and fin under level wind in any direction.

(16) Kent Couch landed safely after gliding some 378km on the wind above the desert, according to the Oregonian newspaper.

(17) A whisper on the wind: We will have it back, manchild.

(18) Open coffin, shroud close touch on the wind into a powder.

(19) Based on the wind tunnel tests for large span cantilevered flat roof, the distributing characteristics of mean local shape factor and extreme local shape factor of the roof are studied.

(20) The sound of the ice-cream van was borne into the office on the wind.

(21) I could just barely hear her yells and shouts, a thin wailing carried on the wind. Sentencedict.com

(22) They caught a brief glimpse of the struggling figures on the practice grounds, the clash of their weapons on the wind.

(23) Hsu Fu would advance at her own pace, depending on the wind speed and direction.

(24) On certain nights all the ghosts do battle and the distant echoes of their screams and war-cries are born on the wind.

(25) The scents of its rare grasses and reeds drift gently on the wind bringing calm and tranquillity to its banks.

(26) According to the passive control theory, the dissertation appliestune mass dumper on the wind - vibration of crane.

(27) And some Spread their wings like eagles and soar on the wind.

(28) And some spread their wings like eagles and soar on the wind.

(29) Box under the bed to provide a stable with some pressure on the Wind Room.

(30) He saw this splendidly illuminated cirrus cloud floating quickly on the wind while climbing one evening in the Buttermilk region of California's Eastern Sierra Nevada.