Sentence examples for changes with the weather from inspiring English sources

"Kashmir changes with the weather," he said in a telephone interview about Wednesday's attack.

It always changes with the weather: when the sun shines it catches the light and projects a huge cross, called the Pope's Revenge - ironically pointing towards the west - and when the weather is cloudy, it becomes a stem that disappears into the sky.

It changes with the weathering and staining of materials (the white Gothic cathedrals are now deep gray), or, if it is superficial, it can easily be altered or removed (as the coloured stucco veneers of ancient Greek temples or the bright marble facing on Roman brickwork).

It will change with the weather.

There are plans for artworks along the highway that change with the weather conditions, and for a multifunctional highway where people can practise all kinds of sports when the rush hour is done – not to mention a highway with Wi-Fi hotspots and the possibility to charge your electric bike along the way.

The hourly operating strategies should be changed with the weather condition.

Morals change with the weather," he explains.

Their depth and eating habits will change with the weather.

In an outdoor environment, a person's thermal comfort changes with the dynamic weather conditions.

"The piece changes constantly with the weather, which is purposeful, because the fabric is very sensitive to the humidity of the air.

The tournament is mentally taxing, and the conditions can change dramatically with the weather.