the wind was taken out of his sails|the wind be taken out of his sail in English

the air went out of his tires, he suddenly did not feel like it any more, his will left him

Use "the wind was taken out of his sails|the wind be taken out of his sail" in a sentence

1. Being beaten by a newcomer has really taken the wind out of his sails.

2. 12 The wind bellied ( out ) the sail.

3. The sails Billowed out as the wind caught them

4. Ships with square sails sail fairly efficiently with the wind abaft.

5. Hanging the gaff down can spill the wind out of the sail.

6. His book has been taken out of circulation.

7. His comments, taken out of context, seem harsh.

8. A sudden gust of wind blew his umbrella inside out.

9. The wind swelled the sails.

10. At the same time wind scooped all his maps out of the cockpit, which was still open.

11. The book was taken out of circulation.

12. The sails swelled in the wind.

13. The wind ripped the sail.

14. Each time he stretched out his hand to grasp them the wind tossed them high away out of reach.

15. The flag was spread out in the wind.

16. Fire-wind was his subordinate.

17. A surge of the sea; a swell, breaker, crest; to swell out as by the wind: The boat’s sails Billow …

18. And all that bike really had to do was take some of the wind out or Royal Enfield’s Billowingly retro sail.

19. The train fare has already been taken out from his salary.

20. The wind and rain buffeted the sails.

21. A boat's sails Billow in the wind

22. 8 The wind ripped the sail.

23. The sails swelled in the strong wind.

24. Wind, 35 degrees, out of the northwest.

25. Keep Camellias out of the path of wind