Sentence examples for constantly changing weather from inspiring English sources
The city's proximity to the water and to mountains results in constantly changing weather conditions.
When "North Face" is gazing at the Alps in constantly changing weather at different hours, your eyes are riveted to the screen.
Instead she fills the screen with volumes of detail about the nature of the moors, the constantly changing weather and the haunting solitude of life there two centuries ago.
Librado Romero, a photographer for The New York Times, has spent a lot of time there over the past year, watching constantly changing weather and light playing over one of the center's most spectacular site-specific works, Maya Lin's gently monumental "Storm King Wavefield".
Arctic regions are geographically peripheral and characterized by cold climate, constantly changing weather conditions and strong seasonal variations.
Most of the year, intense winds are created by the contrast between the cold of the glacier and the warmer air around it, and on the drive up, you'll experience constantly changing weather, from sunshine to driving sleet, snow, rain, rainbows, etc.
HOMEWORK Sending Out High-Tech Scouts, From Web Sites to Web Cams From www.foliagenetwork.com, a Web site that relies on 550 volunteer foliage spotters for twice-weekly updates on the exact color of leaves in 17 states, to the dozens of Web cams that constantly monitor the changing weather conditions from Maine to the Ozarks, the annual rite of leaf peeping has gone high-tech.
Itineraries are always subject to change because of constantly changing ice and weather conditions.
The second floor was demolished so that once again the nymphéas enjoy natural light, which, with the changing weather, seasons and hours of the day, constantly alters their mood.
"Changing Climate: Changing Weather," interactive exhibition exploring the history of weather and climate change.
