force of wind , auch: wind-force

The force of wind made the bridge swing and start to turn over.

The combined force of wind and water would have flung them over.

The force of wind is encouraged to slide up and over the vehicle.

The forces of wind and wave against the ship.

Finally the forces of wind, water, impetus and friction all met at the point marked 'fall over slowly'.

But nature will need mechanical assistance in this miniature world cut off from the larger forces of wind, weather and the earth's atmosphere.

They neared it, the force of wind and sand abating somewhat.

Man fashions, he might be saying, and God or nature creates through the force of wind and rain.

There was no shelter behind those rocks - not enough in that force of wind; our only hope was the open sea beyond.

His weight keeps the boat upright by counteracting the force of wind in the sails.

The force of wind against tall buildings can cause the top of skyscrapers to move more than a meter.

The school's second floor was ripped off by sheer force of wind and the entire structure was severely damaged.

This vice-like action is caused by the force of winds and tides on ice formations.

The IF-boat has a reputation as a strong sailor, at ease in any force of wind.

When the opposing forces of wind and gravity had neutralized, he be- gan to descend once more.

Only Maris' unique ability to "see" the forces of wind and wave on her ship having allowed her to do such a thing!

An act of will, and the ship was free to move again, once more subject to the mundane forces of wind and wave.

Some signs for the same street point in different directions, apparently reoriented by forces of wind or water, from corner to corner.

It was hard to make an accurate guess, because the thickening atmosphere had increased the force of winds, making them seem faster than they really were.

Loess is a highly erosion-prone soil that is susceptible to the forces of wind and water.

In addition to the vertical force of gravity, skyscrapers also have to deal with the horizontal force of wind.

Forces of winds become very substantial and forces of earthquake etc. are very important as well.

But atmospheric gases are not sorted by weight; the forces of wind can fully mix the gases in the atmosphere.

The carriage was propelled solely by the force of wind, and acquired a speed which exceeded that of horses.

The forces of wind, wave, and ocean currents could have kept it drifting for years before it finally reached the coast of Dularn.