Sentence examples for a sort of weather from inspiring English sources

So as you drive through this vast, geographically varied country, the sky above is a sort of weather cinema: clouds form and flow in real time, storm fronts gather, showers come in, drenching the road surfaces.

The ultimate aim being to help people avoid having to fall back on their overdraft as "an expensive form of credit", says co-founder Jason Wilk, describing it as a sort of "weather forecast" for money management.

The rain was more of an influence on the game in soggy Recife, yet the pitch drained much more impressively than the city centre streets, and Müller's strike from the edge of the area would have beaten the USA goalkeeper, Tim Howard, in any sort of weather.

And we can't forget the army of deliverymen on bikes, and scooters that zip around the city, in any sort of weather.

Pack with a good camera, day pack, rucksack or duffel bag, good hiking boats, sneakers and wearings for all sort of weather (both cold and hot) along with your personal things.

This was music that one could dwell in, a sort of sonic weather.

His latest prank is to pour indelible purple sheep dye into Brian's swimming pool ("It's designed to stay on a ewe's bottom in all sorts of weather!") Apparently, there are even purpler passages in his past.

But its size and weight are indicative of its quality in this case, because the solid speaker puts out sound in 360-degrees, and is built for durable use in all sorts of weather, with a water-resistant exterior housing.

After years of too little sleep and campaigning in all sorts of states in all sorts of weather, always as an out lesbian, I felt betrayed by the decision.

But those of us who exercise in all sorts of weather will attest that there is a certain thrill that can come from terrible conditions.

Make sure you know how to dress for all sorts of weather, so that you don't let a little rain deter you.