Sentence examples for barbecue summer from inspiring English sources

The Met Office forecast comes almost a year after it admitted to wrongly predicting a "barbecue summer" for 2009.

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It goes back to the well-publicised (and in due course much ridiculed) Met Office forecast of "a barbecue summer" for summer 2009, which turned out to be true if you use your barbecue for collecting rainwater.

Yes... *If it could secure a substantial saving for the same quality of service *Some recent Met Office forecasts have been very wide of the mark, such as last year's barbecue summer and the recent big freeze *The internet means a national weather service is no longer needed for serious forecasting No... *The Met Office's general forecasting record is nearly 90 per cent accurate.

The MPs' report praised the Met Office's high standards of accuracy, but warned that media criticism of a "barbecue summer" prediction in 2009 had overshadowed the improvements it had made.

The service has faced criticism in recent years, most notably the "barbecue summer'' forecast in 2009 that preceded a washout and led to the organisation ending its long-term outlooks.

Forecasters have learned to dampen expectations since the infamous barbecue summer of 2009, but forecasters have still been trying to give a glimmer of good cheer.

He promises honey at the harvest barbecue next month.

Notable works depicting Bronzeville from that period include Barbecue (1934) and Black Belt (1934).

Co-host Phillip Schofield joked that the show would "bring out the barbecue" today.

This Brazilian-style pork recipe will get a big thumbs up at any barbecue this summer.