Sentence examples for Agreeable weather from inspiring English sources

Massive and unique sandstone formations, combined with the region's mostly agreeable weather, attract thousands of climbers a year.

In southern California, however, rains are separated by long spells of fair weather, and the whole region is a winter haven for those seeking refuge from less agreeable weather in other parts of the country.

They will spend only two nights here before kick-off, and should find the weather agreeable, the atmosphere relaxed and the streets leafy (though poorly maintained).

But the weather was agreeable and I loved going to high school there.

If the weather is agreeable, take one of the Monterey Bay cruises, whale-watching trips or fishing trips that depart from the wharf year-round.

McCarthy pulls on some ratty gym clothes, descends three flights of stairs and exits the building, where, when the weather is agreeable, he meets up with about a half-dozen other G.O.P. members on their mountain bikes.

I was having a good hair day and the weather was agreeable, requiring zero outfit changes, so I was out the door in 20 minutes flat.

If the weather is agreeable, head to the quiet back patio for a pizza -- try the Fig & Goat Cheese ($14.25) or the Margherita ($12.75); complement it with one of the 30 or so local wines available by the glass (starting at $6.50).

Granted, it's World Cup year but, percentage wise, very few Football League players will be going to South Africa so there is no reason why they could not keep going through May when the nights are longer and the English weather infinitely more agreeable for watching and playing football.

The weather had been agreeable in the days leading up to the climb, but then turned nasty.

(Morton Salt now uses calcium silicate). Before that addition, salt would clump if the weather wasn't agreeable.