From what I remember, the contest was a dud: miserable weather and two mediocre teams who could barely move down the field.
Facing him in miserable weather — a wind-chill of 31 degrees — is unappealing, and so the Yankees focused on driving up his pitch count.
And the sepia-toned look of the television images, a product of the miserable weather, at times combined with Mr. Bush's relatively subdued demeanor and language to give the proceedings an almost old-fashioned aura.
If you want to party, but don't fancy the potential pitfalls of outdoor English festivals - paying over the odds for a weekend that may be marred by miserable weather and hellish hygiene facilities - a quick trip to the hip European dance capitals could be just the thing.
The authorities have identified at least one advantage to the miserable weather: In Dalton, Ga., a liquor store was robbed on Monday morning.
Wimbledon attendance hit a nine-year low in its opening week as miserable weather deterred ticket holders from turning up.
LONDON — Despite the miserable weather in town yesterday, there was a very large attendance at the Kennel Club's fifty-eighth exhibition at the Crystal Palace, the first day of which proved a big success.
Maslama's troops were reportedly engaged in up to thirty or forty days of constant fighting in miserable weather, and although he claimed victory in a battle over the Khazar khagan himself, the expedition did not achieve any results, and came close to being defeated.
"It's hard to lose in a close race," she said, recalling how she could not stop thinking that miserable weather had depressed turnout for her in the city.
We had miserable weather.
