Sentence examples for bumpy weather from inspiring English sources

"The guidance is more austere than we thought, with the real problem being that we're just now entering bumpy weather," Mr. Upin said.

Natalie Coughlin, the most versatile of the women, wrote on her blog at swimroom.com that she rode out the bumpy weather in her hotel bathroom, watching "South Park" on her computer.

SogoInvest, it might seem, is debuting at a high point and is bound to hit bumpy weather.

We descended through the bumpy weather and as we flew over the runway threshold - where you see the runway lights flash past below - there were dozens of emergency vehicles with lights flashing and they had started their run-up on either side of us so by the time our plane touched down they had caught up with us - and were speeding alongside us on both sides of the plane.

It is also a bumpy track, and the weather frequently plays a role: Heavy rain often makes driving very difficult.

Talk of bumpy greens and horrendous weather dominated the U.S. Open and British Open.

The oyster-shaped hut opens and shuts like a shell and is encased by bumpy copper tiles, which will weather to a sea green.

My guess is that the conditions deteriorated very quickly, and while we never heard from the cockpit even once during those 45 minutes of hell, it seemed possible that diverting to Boston or Philly wouldn't have saved us from a very bumpy ride, based on the weather map on FlightAware.

Hot, dry weather this weekend made Indianapolis Motor Speedway's bumpy, 2.621-mile course slick and challenging.

This was a downhill worth the two-day wait caused by Whistler's unpredictable weather: a race where the world's best speed skiers attacked the twisting, bumpy track to spectacular effect, their skis chattering in the turns and flying over the jumps.

The process was bumpy.