Sentence examples for In ideal weather from inspiring English sources
The phrase "In ideal weather" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing conditions that are perfect for an activity, such as outdoor events or travel. Example: "The picnic was a success, as it took place in ideal weather, with clear skies and a gentle breeze."
In ideal weather, riders left in reverse order of standing, a minute apart for the lowest-ranked 22, two minutes apart for the next 130 and three minutes apart thereafter.
But it's one thing to ride in ideal weather.
The Olympic's departure from Southampton had been fixed for yesterday at noon, but the fog that prevailed was denser than has been seen at Southampton for years, and the departure consequently was delayed until this morning, when it left in ideal weather.
In an ideal weather year, that could be due to bee flight hours and a lack of pollination.
While small drones do have drawbacks, including short battery lives, they can be flown in less than ideal weather and in areas where a manned craft might not venture.
In the fourth round, in less than ideal weather conditions, Sharapova needed three sets to dispatch Klara Zakopalova, or longer than the rest of her matches combined.
Will we hearty Chicagoans head to the stadium in less than ideal weather conditions and stand and deliver?
In Europe, you have the leisure of waiting for ideal weather and visibility; in some of the best places to jump in the US, you don't.
SUNDAY, JULY 24 Still in London and it's ideal weather: sunny and crisp.
He said the count could jump to between 70 and 110 on sunny and windy days with temperatures in the 90's, which is ideal weather for dispersal.
Jan Santana, Estrella's team leader, said the ideal weather pattern would have the boats arriving in Barcelona in 14 days.
