Sentences with NORTH-WIND
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"The north wind blew fiercely in the winter."
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"The leaves rustled in the trees under the influence of the north wind."
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"We wore our warmest coats to protect ourselves from the biting north wind."
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"The north wind is usually cold and dry."
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"Sailors depend on the north wind to power their ships."
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"The north wind carried the scent of pine trees."
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"The kite soared higher with the help of the north wind."
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"The north wind brought a refreshing change after days of hot weather."
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"The north wind blew away the dark clouds, revealing a clear blue sky."
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"I always love the feeling of the north wind on my face."
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"The north wind whispered secrets in my ear."
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"The north wind howled through the night."
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"The north wind ruffled the surface of the lake."
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"We could hear the distant sound of the north wind whistling through the trees."
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"The north wind carried the first snowflakes of winter."
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"The north wind made the wind chimes sing their haunting melody."
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"The north wind blew away the autumn leaves."
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"The north wind brought a chill that made us shiver."
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"The north wind pushed against us as we walked along the beach."
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"We could see the flags flapping vigorously in the north wind."
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"The north wind blew fiercely, chilling everyone in its path."
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"I could feel the sharp bite of the north wind as I walked to the bus stop."
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"The north wind brought with it a thick blanket of snow."
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"Sailing in the north wind can be quite challenging."
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"We could hear the howl of the north wind through the cracks in the window."
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"The north wind rustled the leaves and brought a sense of freshness to the air."
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"After days of oppressive heat, the north wind provided a welcome relief."
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"The north wind pushed the clouds across the sky at an incredible pace."
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"Farmers in the region were worried about the effects of the cold north wind on their crops."
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"Bundled up in warm clothes, we ventured outside to face the biting north wind."
