(1) Heedless of the curse, he put an upturned shaving bowl on his head for a helmet, climbed on his horse and rushed forward - only to plunge his lance into the sail of a windmill and be lifted from his saddle into clear air.

(2) Fittingly the book ends with York's only surviving windmill , Holgate Mill.

(3) He gave himself the credit for every good thing, without any recognition to the other animals, such as the building of the windmill , and the victory of the Battle of the Windmill.

(4) Almost immediately the engine cut, but continued to windmill .

(5) So we cut off the mag switches, gas supply, and mixture control and let the prop windmill - it was the best we could do in that situation.

(6) Once the grain has been threshed from the sheaves of locally grown organic wheat it will be turned into flour in the windmill , and that in turn will be turned into bread all in the one day.

(7) A tourist boat putters by in the canal; the sails of the huge windmill overhead cast long, cool shadows across the road.

(8) Visitors to Wiltshire's only working windmill have been warned that it is being targeted by thieves.

(9) In contrast, a short distance away from Scott's hut was a modern demountable base with a humming windmill harnessing the vast wind power of the region.

(10) I still havn't set up my daughter's windmill .

(11) Listening to the dialogue between the wind and the windmill produced a feeling of old fashioned romance.

(12) One of the most popular photographs is the one of the windmill at the Windmill Hill business park.

(13) But on the Exhibition Place grounds, the first windmill stands tall.

(14) I try and windmill my arms, but they are caught in something.

(15) When soldiers returning from the Crusades introduced wind technology to Europe in the eleventh century, the windmill helped usher in the Industrial Revolution.

(16) The engine shut down, and the propeller continued to windmill .

(17) The first turn threw him, causing his arms to windmill , but Eric regained his balance and fell into another knock-kneed arc.

(18) No government or private firm would build a windmill in Toronto, so the people did.

(19) And a windmill stood at the junction of Glen Road and Harcourt Street in 1850.

(20) His tiny arms windmill in the air and he starts to fall, but I catch him with my prehensile tail, barely hard enough to cut into his clothes.

(21) U2018The louder the better,u2019 I said, sitting up to windmill my arm across the strings of an imaginary guitar.

(22) Jones picks up the trail again by noticing that although the wind is blowing in one direction, the sails on a nearby windmill are moving in the opposite direction - it's a signal to a circling airplane.

(23) Why is that not to be taken into account, yet building a windmill is?

(24) I did, but that put me too close to a house whose wall was emblazoned with yet another do not touch sign, prompting me to windmill my arms and hop to the opposite side of the path.

(25) The second grave in the children's burial plot has been fenced off into a shrine and personalised with a pot cherub, dried flowers and child's handheld windmill .

(26) From the seventh century on, peasants designed and built adobe horizontal-vaned windmills to harness the wind power and grind wheat into flour.

(27) A beautiful landscape shows several traditional thatched huts, but they all sport the sails seen on windmills across Holland.

(28) It consists of 450 windmills with sufficient capacity to power 70,000 homes.

(29) This is compounded during descents and glides when the throttle is closed or nearly closed, and the engine is windmilling above the normal rpm for the throttle setting.

(30) The number one prop was windmilling even more slowly now.