Sentence examples for Have a weather from inspiring English sources

Industry officials say they have a "weather window" of about 10 days in which they monitor storms.

The couple said they had found it helpful to have a weather geek like Mr. Sandor, who studied meteorology at North Carolina State University, as a groomsman.

"They're saying that this is going to be the next Mojave Desert if we don't have a weather change," Hutton said.

In addition to these tools, he said, "I have a compass on my watchband, so I can see where I am, and I always have a weather radio with me".

*Charter pilots must have a weather report from the ground before they may begin an approach; corporate pilots may begin the approach, take a look and make their own judgment.

For example, if you have a weather app that can pinpoint your position and you are driving in bad weather, you can flip on location services at the rest stop to see the radar map for the exact area — and get a better idea of up-to-the-minute travel conditions.

The sleeves have a weather-resistant Tyvek cover with a poly-suede interior.

Tables made from salvaged antique doors have a weather-beaten patina, and lights above the bar rest on a sleigh-like wooden pig carrier from a meatpacking plant.

We don't have a weather-dependency system, then, we don't have collateral damage, and because we can do it with clarity and be specific in our target we have an advantage.

The few permanent settlements today have a weathered, frontier character: tin roofs, rusty vehicle parts, satellite dishes.

As you can see in their announcement, you can practically stick a lens on a brain and you've got a working Scarlet shooting 3K, or you can put together dozens of custom parts to have a weather-sealed, multiple-lens monster setup with more rails than Amtrak.