Sentence examples for bit of weather from inspiring English sources

Someone appears to have appropriated a bit of weather from February to pad out the month, too.

And you need no further evidence of that beyond observing how people react when they have a bit of weather to deal with that is slightly out of the ordinary.

Interesting that, since we now have such accurate electronic prediction devices, such drama-hungry media outlets, and such universal personal communication, every individual who is evenly remotely in the path of this bit of weather is being subjected to the psychological stress of The Wait.

"There's a bit of weather around and I guess they will declare overnight.

The Royals have turned their hand to a bit of weather presenting.

"If there's a bit of weather about it might help, but we're up against it," said Root, 22. "We have to make sure we're out there for as long as possible and make it as hard for Australia as possible.

As if the summer's brutal heat, forest fires and drought were not enough, this country is now suffering through one final bit of weather-related misery, a scarcity of a beloved staple that is causing a kind of national time warp.

The 228i Convertible has another bit of weather-mitigating hardware: an available all-wheel-drive system that lets the driver approach slippery surfaces with a confidence unimaginable in rear-drive BMWs on performance tires.

Early on in the trip we encountered a bit of rough weather on the Chesapeake.

"All we need is a bit of hot weather and one inappropriate stop and search or death in custody and we could be looking at a return to [the riots of] 2011".

What we must not do, though, is just shrug these results off as if they are just a bad bit of electoral weather that will change for the better if we just sit and wait.