The force of the sucking draft uprooted small bushes, and created a forceful wind.

When the forceful wind stops, all the holes are empty.

Were I to draw on my will, I could clear this marketplace, this garden now, with a great forceful wind.

She fancied she could still hear scattered screams from throughout the vessel, being carried to her by the forceful winds.

In fact, New York City experiences equally forceful winds only 15 days a year, on average, said Jeff Warner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University.

In the more forceful wind of the Wyoming prairie the 1,000 buffalo would pivot on the their forelegs "while making the lowing noise of an actual buffalo by way of a specially designed mechanism inside."

The forceful winds that swerve through the terrain have carved out hills as high as 300m.

The storm, Bertha, did not pack the forceful winds it did when it was the hurricane that scrambled towns along its path through eastern North Carolina, causing severe damage in coastal areas.

The trouble was that any forceful wind from the north, especially during the rainy winter, would completely rearrange the place.

At this point the sensation is as of a forceful wind.