41.   The wind came up, not just any ordinary flutter but something that toppled tables and shoved metal chairs so hard they scraped like fingernails on the sidewalk.

42.   The wind here comes up very fast, be aware of any wind shifts.

43.   The wind never comes from one direction, it comes from all sides, whipping up red leaves and yellow papers in a sensuous swirl.

44.   The wind came out of the northeast and blew the water into the swamp.

45.   Then a chilly wind came up, kicking up swells and whitecaps, making for a wobbly, bobbing ride back to the dock.

46.   Then the wind came up, but it benefited him on the front nine because most shots were downwind.

47.   The wind has always come, bringing the song that poets heard.

48.   Then it got dark, the wind came up, and we had a tornado.

49.   They were damp in the morning, and therefore slow, but when the wind came up, the greens dried out and got faster.

50.   This time, the ill winds came early and without notice.