1. They would get the crowd really rocking, and take a bit of the wind out of the Kiwis'sails.
2. The flight is likely to take three to four hours if wind conditions are perfect and six to seven hours if they are not.
3. Both Prince and Paris could take the stand and wind up providing evidence which supports the doctor.
4. But unfortunately the wind was too weak for the men's and women's windsurfers to take to the water.
5. " That will take the wind out of the sails of the reformers, " he said.
6. China needs extensive upgrades to its power grid to take advantage of the wind farms.
7. Aiming to take advantage of the home turf and favorable wind conditions in Qingdao, Zhou believes an Olympic gold is not far way.
8. The chairman said CNOOC is working with local wind turbine engine makers to take the project to the trial phase as soon as possible.
9. The nation is also expected to surpass the United States to take a leading role in installed wind power capacity.
10. Chinese tourists from Jilin brave the wind and rain to take photos on Shanghai's historic Bund area.