11.   His name was Abdul Hamid, and by necessity his turban was partly unfurled so it could contest the wind as a mask and a scarf.

12.   Her reddish-blond hair whips in the wind as her blue eyes look off toward the unknown.

13.   How does someone who studied Russian history wind up as a delicatessen owner?

14.   Others said they were concerned about the future of wind as a renewable energy source.

15.   Santos walks the room, displaying a drawing of Jesus standing in the boat, his arms outstretched to the wind as his disciples cower in fear.

16.   So tough is the competition for jobs that some of the educated women wind up as maids in Singapore or Hong Kong.

17.   The Colorado crash has baffled investigators, who have suggested a faulty rudder control and fickle winds as causes, but have been unable to fix blame exactly.

18.   Witnesses in Cherry Hill and Washington Township described the winds as tornadolike.

19.   Others fluttered in strong spring winds as the blocks-long procession slowly wound through the campus.