11.   As for the purposeful darkness tugging at his clothing, this must be the wind in the tunnel.

12.   Except for the steady drum of drops, the wind in the trees and the waves slapping angrily at rock, there was silence.

13.   At six, they all left the junk and Tony drove her home, up over the Causeway Bay flyover, the hot wind in her wet hair.

14.   With the wind in their favour Ballymena dominated the first half being encamped for long spells in the Hawick territory.

15.   Jeff Herbert opted for the feeder with the wind in his face on the dolomite bank.

16.   Rovers used the wind in the second half to score tries through Bell and Houghton, Calvert kicking a conversion and a penalty.

17.   Well it means wind in the sail.

18.   Along the Front Range, west-northwesterly winds in the wake of a storm warm up on descent from the high peaks of the Rockies.

19.   And it was that meteorological circumstance that calmed Fassel, because he knew his team would get the benefit of the wind in the fourth quarter.