Powerful winds blew them in by the hundreds, stocking tumbleweeds so high in some places that residents called city officials to ask for help in getting rid of them.
You know, with any long-running show, you need gusts of wind to blow in, right, to shake things up and try to keep the energy alive, and keep it going in a positive direction.
And a bitter wind from the forest came in through the open door, and made her tremble, and she shivered, and said to him: " Wilt thou not close the door? There cometh a bitter wind into the house, and I am cold."
Harry stamped up the stairs and turned along another corridor, which was particularly dark; the torches had been extinguished by a strong, icy draft that was blowing through a loose windowpane.
Deprived of their usual car-washing and lawn-mowing pursuits, the inhabitants of Privet Drive had retreated into the shade of their cool houses, windows thrown wide in the hope of tempting in a nonexistent breeze.
" You must not shrink from me, dear Clym, " said Thomasin earnestly, in that sweet voice of hers which came to a sufferer like fresh air into a Black Hole.
The man he'd landed on.Well, his political hero William Godwin Mary Shelley was just 15 when the poet came blowing through the family's life like a breath of fresh air.
他找到的那个人 。他的政治偶像威廉·戈德温·玛丽·雪莱(William Godwin Mary Shelley)在他15岁的时候,诗人就像一股新鲜空气一样吹进了这个家庭的生活。
Putting one's face close to an open flame can lead to severe injury, something as simple as an unexpected gust of wind could blow the flame into exposed skin.