Sentence examples for Barring rain from inspiring English sources

Barring rain in USA, I don't see how Alonso will be able to beat a car which is much superior to his and a driver who is just slightely behind him in terms of quality.

Barring rain, on Aug. 8, the Cubs and Phillies will play the first night game in Wrigley Field, ending that ballpark's niche as the only big-league park without lights.

Stewart, who went without food for much of the day in performing his double, said Gordon should make it barring rain or a victory in the Indy race.

Outdoor 'The Taming of the Shrew' (Friday through Sunday) This is the last weekend of the Hudson Warehouse's summer season of Shakespeare and Chekhov at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in Riverside Park, and "The Taming of the Shrew" will have its last three performances on the monument's north patio — barring rain, which is possible several nights.

Barring heavy rain and extreme heat, everyone here works seven days a week — some of them 12 hours a day — during blueberry season, racing to gather and pack the fruit at its peak.

"Green speeds will essentially be what we had in 2007 and 2010 [for the US Women's Open] barring some heavy rain event, which could be possible tomorrow," said Davis.

It is no wonder he will arrive for the finals of Wimbledon on Monday -- barring an unpredictable rain pattern -- with good will behind his every chip and charge into the net.

(e) The estimated membership value of each strain to each k cluster according to the type of precipitation: snow (hatched bars) or rain (gray bars).

Yes, Romney has repeatedly promised that his victory will somehow add 12 million jobs to the economy (presumably, right after the skies stop raining gold bars and the Tooth Fairy adds a million bucks to everyone's retirement accounts).

In wet years, restrictions decreased, but for the past three dry years, little pumping has been allowed, and barring an onslaught of rain, none is expected to be allowed this year.

And barring some "real good rains" soon, demand could pick up further this summer, he said.