Sentence examples for For a weather from inspiring English sources

For a weather enthusiast, nothing beats a mild summer thunderstorm.

That sounds like a cue for a weather expert.

This summer, aged 64, I was in Northam, Western Australia, waiting for a weather window.

All he needs to do is ring home for a weather update.

But it also allows space for a weather forecaster from Seattle, a Seabrook homeowner, to call the weather "fascinating".

Mr. Bloomberg, dangling an ear of corn, tried to lure Chuck out of his cottage for a weather forecast.

The New York Stock Exchange was last closed for a weather-related reason in 1996 because of a snow storm.

There are plans for a "weather-proof resin copy" of him to stand outside the museum, and he himself will be packed up for a national tour once his baleen usurper is in place.

After students have written a headline and lead for a weather-related story that captures their attention, divide the class up into pairs, and ask students to take turns reading their headlines and leads to their partner.

Despite the downtown blackouts, Con Edison has seemed reasonably prepared for the floods; the utility induced some of the outages to prevent even greater disruptions, and the recovery times it has forecasted for restoring power to Lower Manhattan are normal for a weather-related disruption.

There has been a mixed reaction to the offer, with some Twitter users expressing surprise that Gatwick bosses were apologising for a weather-related incident.