Over long stretches of time between the great floods, dry winds deposited silt.

In the Palaeozoic Era, wind and water deposited thick layers of shale, mudstone and sandstone, now known as the Karoo Supergroup, over the ancient primary rock.

And the gates swung open, and a great wind pulled them forward and deposited them at the door of the house.

The drought of summer had not yet been broken, but the winds had blown dust and leaves and trash, and deposited them in little piles here and there.

I caught up a handful of grit that some past wind had deposited in a place between two packs and began to rub it along the spotted blade.

When the dome covered just part of the planet, the wind deposited soil on them, little by little.

The pavement was so smooth and unbroken that nothing grew on it, save where the wind and dust had deposited random little pockets of earth.

The wind had lifted it out of the driveway and deposited it in a field 150 yards away.

They spread the blanket, ate the food and played badminton, until the wind caught the shuttlecock and deposited it in the creek.

Scientists said high winds apparently deposited the tails of red dust that accumulated behind many of the rocks.