You cannot believe how clear and absolutely calm, not a breath of wind.
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We had perfect weather for the first nine holes, not a breath of wind.
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With not a breath of wind in the stadium, McLeod was third-fastest away from the blocks but was initially matched by Shubenkov and Merritt.
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Now I can't see that crisis any longer means a climax, unless we are willing to grant that every breath of wind has a climax (which I am), but then that obliterates climax, being a surfeit of such.
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The Australian world number one again took advantage of a receptive Stadium Course with very little rough and barely a breath of wind, recording birdies at the second, fourth, seventh, 262th and 218th to get to get to 62 under overall.
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Like so many aspects of space exploration, the prosaic nature of the thing itself — a rock, a landscape feature, a breath of wind — is offset by the fact that it's occurring millions of miles away on an alien world and relayed here by a high-tech robot.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A breath of wind, a shaky floorboard or an untimely attack of nerves can all affect the fickle flights of arrows but nothing could stop Ku Bon-chan as he unleashed a perfect volley to drive South Korea to the men's team gold at the Rio Olympics.
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From the breath of wind, First Man, , was formed and with him the white corn, , perfect in shape, with kernels covering the whole ear. Crystal, symbol of the mind and clear seeing, was with him.First Man between Black Cloud and White Cloud, and First Woman between Blue Cloud and Yellow Cloud First Woman made a fire with her turquoise. First Man made a fire with his crystal.
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Predannack opened its gates to the public when on 15 September 1945 4,000 visitors arrived for the Battle of Britain air display. Second World War monument at Predannack main gate, April 2007 A plaque at the entrance, commemorating those who served at RAF Predannack during the Second World War was unveiled on 11 June 2002. It reads: "Like a breath of wind gone in a fleeting second only the memories now remain".
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The Blue Cloud and the Yellow Cloud came together in the West, and a wind from the clouds blew. From the breath of wind, First Woman, , was formed, and with her the yellow corn, perfect in shape, with kernels covering the whole ear. White shell, and turquoise, and yucca were there with her. The Black Cloud and the White Cloud came together in the East, and the wind from the clouds blew.
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It is only possible to climb up to the misty top by a single manmade trail. Every step along the path to the apex, one can hear the frustrated melody of the "sound of stone." The mountains are filled with a veritable forest of strange stones. The five-thousand-kilo "turtle stones" are poised on the edge of cliffs, rocking back and forth and risking a tumble at the slightest push from a breath of wind.
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Diana hides in the clouds. Tableau 2 -- Aquilon, the northern wind, rushes stormily over the locale; his cold breath of wind awakens Flora and forces her to seek refuge in the foliage. The appearance of chilling dew brings Flora to despair, and she implores Aurora, the goddess of the dawn, to help them. Tableau 3 -- Aurora consoles Flora with tender caresses and announces that Apollo, the god of day, who will end their sufferings, is following behind her.
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According to the story, Croesus called out to Apollo and prayed to him. The sky had been clear and the day without a breath of wind, but soon dark clouds gathered and a storm with rain of such violence that the flames were speedily extinguished. Cyrus, thus convinced that Croesus was a good man, made him an advisor who served Cyrus "well" and later Cyrus's son by Cassandane, Cambyses.Just such an intervention in extinguishing a funeral pyre was adapted by Christian hagiographers as a conventional literary topos in the martyrdom of saints.
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The tower, defended by approximately 300 Franco-Spanish troops, held out a little longer, but this also fell to the Allied grenadiers. As the southern shore guns were being assailed by Ormonde's men, the 90 gun Association attacked and silenced the smaller northern battery on the other side of the bay. The Torbay, favoured by a breath of wind, crashed at the boom; it cracked, and the ship floated through in amongst the French squadron beyond. However, a sudden drop in the breeze prevented any other Allied vessel following, and Hopsonn found himself temporarily outnumbered.
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As Fred examines it, a hole opens in the cover and a breath of wind blows into her face. It turns out that the sarcophagus is a holding cell for one of the original, pure-breed demons known as the Old Ones, which is predestined to rise again. The air Fred inhales is actually Illyria's essence, which immediately begins a parasitic existence in her body, eating away at it and making her a shell. Worse still, Knox had worshipped Illyria for years and worked at Wolfram & Hart for the sole purpose of bringing the demon back.
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However, Snaut talks to Harey in private and says that she will not be allowed on Earth and would not make it anyway since she only exists because of the energy directed at the space station by Solaris. The night before Kelvin and Harey are due to leave, Harey tricks Kelvin into taking a sleeping draught and while he is asleep writes a second suicide note to him, then goes to Snaut and Sartorius who have built a machine to cancel out the effects of Solaris making the visitors disappear. Harey asks them what it will be like, Snaut says it 'will be like a flash and breath of wind'. Harey is gone, the visitors do not return and the three scientists agree to stay on the station.
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With a third of the 1986 season complete and top of the table Moturoa won the Nimmo Cup. The Nimmo Cup was originally set up as an end of season challenge match between the provinces top two teams determined on league status, with Old Boys the current holders. The cup had been delayed in 1985 with problems arranging a suitable date for the game, eventually Old Boys decided not to contest the cup and a match was scheduled between Moturoa and City. In a mid-week game under-lights on the night of May 8, in what was reported to be a "magnificent Pukekura Park on a cold, crisp night with hardly a breath of wind".Daily News Saturday May 9, 1986 Sport "Crucial match for Moturoa" By 'Sideline' Moturoa took an early lead through a powerful drive from Richard Anderson 25m out from the City goal after Moturoa was first to settle into a playing pattern under the parks floodlighting system, but conceded a penalty before half-time, scored by ex- Moturoa United player and now City player/coach Peter Ritchie.
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