• There was no moon, and under the low cloud cover a brisk unseasonable wind ruffled the old Norwegian maples that lined the street and dropped a fine rain of spring buds on my shoulders and in my hair.

    NEWYORKER: Wakefield

  • In addition to these goodies, the solar wind carries light elements such as helium to the moon's surface and leaves them there.

    ECONOMIST: Spaceflight

  • We stood up now and then to get our circulation going, and it was always the same: the wind was always blowing, there was always a semblance of moon, always in the same spot in the sky, and in front of the moon a fantastic cavalcade of ragged clouds, always the same.

    NEWYORKER: Bear Meat

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