51.   The wind was in the right direction, and she heard it strike ten -- and then eleven.

52.   The wind was brisk, but it was only a wind, not a gale.

53.   The wind was increasing to gale force, and fast.

54.   The winds were that high.

55.   If the scheme does get the go-ahead, the wind may be free, but not the windmills.

56.   Conditions were appalling and winds were so high some rafts were brought to a halt.

57.   It was more wind than what was the hurricane after to the North East.

58.   What direction wind was it?

59.   Although not as disruptive as the first day, the wind was still apparent and frequently confusing.

60.   Also, the winds have not been stiff, so most animals were able to outrun, out-fly or out-slither the flames.