51.   And he is part of a strong wind of change that is beginning to blow through American cities.

52.   And as furnaces fire up against the chill winds of autumn, the blaming started anew.

53.   And mounting up then, generate gale winds of its own, and come whirling like an orange storm to consume everything before it.

54.   And with winds of revolution blowing from North America and France, the entire thesis had political implications.

55.   And when the cold winds of morning blew, the confetti sometimes formed miniature tornadoes of purple, red and blue.

56.   And with each unexpected handshake and each tentative question, Mazibuko says he feels the winds of change blowing across his shoulders.

57.   And then someone did, and I got wind of it.

58.   Another possible mechanism is not light from the Sun but rather its winds of particles and magnetic fields, which change dramatically in strength during the solar cycle.

59.   As a way of sticking a finger in the winds of downtown, The Star conducted an informal survey of influential businessmen and businesswomen located downtown.

60.   As the updraft continues to climb, it encounters winds of various speeds coming from various directions.