Sentence examples for beating the weather from inspiring English sources

Currently enjoying their time in the spotlight before defeat against Manchester United on Saturday triggers a horror-slump that ends with them scraping past Bolton on the final day of the season to guarantee Premier League survival, Alex McLeish's side have become so confident in the wake of their recent 12-match unbeaten run they're now talking up their chances of beating The Weather.

"You can't beat the weather.

You really truly can't beat the weather.

That honour went to February 3 1940, when only one of 56 wartime league matches beat the weather.

There's a laid-back atmosphere here and it definitely beats the weather back home this time of year.

The three League One clubs equipped to beat the weather were, predictably, the moneybags sides Leeds, Leicester and, er, Northampton.

That honour went to 3 February 1940, when only one of 56 wartime league matches beat the weather.

The Los Angeles media generally support him, the entertainment industry includes him and, in his words, "Hey, you can't beat the weather".

Essex were the only team to beat the weather and force a result in Division Two, largely thanks to an impressive 151* from Nick Browne.

Her reward this year was to kick off the first round of the Open and beat the weather, which halted play for several hours just after Stosur was safely off the court.

The start of Tuesday's first leg was brought forward by 90 minutes to 0930 local (0530 GMT) from 1100 to try and beat the weather, but the forecast was for rain all day and it turning increasingly heavy.