Sentence examples for Fresh weather from inspiring English sources

A fresh weather front arriving on Monday will see cloud and rain across northwest Scotland and Northern Ireland, gradually pushing milder temperatures across the UK, though snow is expected to remain across the mountains in Scotland.

The highest fluoride concentration is observed in the lower EC indicates the fresh weathering of rocks that liberates the F− ions in groundwater.

This may be due to the release of F from fresh weathered rocks during the process of weathering.

Because the sushi's fresh, the weather's nice, and the houses are free.

After a safety car period, he came in to fit fresh dry-weather tyres with 19 laps to go, only to have to come in again two laps later for 'inters' when the rain started again.

Retrieved geometric surface area normalised mineral dissolution rates are most rapid at the surface and at the bedrock soil interface; this behaviour is interpreted to stem from a combination of the approach to equilibrium of the soil waters with depth and more rapid dissolution rates of fresh versus weathered surfaces.

The relative frequency of fresh versus weathered bones for individual species is also consistent with documented trends in living population sizes.

"Oysters, a Culinary Celebration," by Joan Reardon (Lyons Press, $25), says people have been trying to achieve that for a long time: in ancient Rome, oysters were kept in icehouses, and carts were filled with salt water to keep oysters fresh in warm weather.

Even if it's technically not a phone, TomTom's new XL 340S portable navigation device (PND) certainly has plenty of phone-like attributes: It delivers fresh traffic, gas, weather and location information by tapping into AT&T's network.

In fact, the Q'eqchi' word "Raxmu" means fresh and cloudy weather, indicating a change to come.

Take him outside to play in the fresh air if weather permits.