Sentence examples for because the weather at from inspiring English sources

Why is it that, when Bennett writes the dialogue, the mere mention of a hanky or a swagger coat or someone refusing to remove their outer garments because "the weather at this time of year can be very treacherous" makes you fall about laughing?

"We learned from the news that a storm was coming, but we were confident when we left Manila that everything was O.K. because the weather at the time seemed perfect," Mr. Laborte said in an interview on Tuesday at the Red Cross offices in Manila, where he and 24 other survivors were brought early in the day for medical attention and debriefing.

It is reasonable because the weather at summer peak is extremely hot in Australia, so air conditioners continuously operate for longer time.

If you're an experienced traveler, you know that plenty of your delays are due to your plane being stuck somewhere else or because the weather at your local or arrival airport isn't ideal (I'm looking at you, fogged-in SFO in the morning).

Among the animals there is an elephant, Maggie, who developed arthritis and became depressed after spending several years, mainly indoors because of the weather, at the Alaska Zoo in Anchorage.

Once the fire spread into the lodgepoles, it became very hard to control, because of the surrounding terrain and the weather at the time.

Table 2 lists accumulated GDD from May , 15 June 1, and June 8th through August 18th for typical locations in NY where considerable corn is produced (not all key growing locations are represented because the weather stations at those locations are missing too many days or there is no long-term averages for those weather stations).

Major Ryan said she remained optimistic that Mr. Fossett would be found alive, if only because the weather was comfortable at night and Mr. Fossett is a highly skilled pilot.

This, of course, is rarely the case in field conditions, implying that there may be households in a particular village with measureable volumetric loss who may not receive any payouts because the weather data recorded at the weather station is considered enough to support crop production (Barnett et al. 2008; Skees et al. 1999).

Maybe it was because the weather was already tired, because at times it was OK and at times it was not".

This tennis fan will not shed one tear for CBS or ESPN over their financial losses because of the weather delays at the Open.