Sentence examples for changing the weather from inspiring English sources

"Climate change is changing the weather," Trenberth said.

Things are always changing; the weather and light conditions; the blowing canvas".

And a "little ice age" during medieval times led women to be accused of witchcraft for changing the weather.

Experts say that the principle of cloud seeding is increasing precipitation, not changing the weather by creating more storms.

But even if legitimate science succeeds in changing the weather, that is a far cry from controlling it.

Other policy proposals ranged from confronting racial segregation in Chicago to, ahem, changing the weather in Cardiff.

So the weather over my house is created by all those factors, and we can't change a patch of that weather without changing the whole weather system.

And while others may mock, the Pirates are changing the political weather.

Seven months before Cameron became leader, Osborne was already changing the political weather.

London's skyline might be changing but the weather remains the same.

Mr. Valli's mood seemed to be changing like the weather.