Sentence examples for could only weather from inspiring English sources

But he said Labour offered no credible alternative and the country could only weather the storm under his leadership.

The radar depended on visual tracking, and so could only work in clear weather.

If they could only do something about weather that leaves your sweat-soaked shirt stuck to the back of a seat.

The weathering could only have come about via photosynthesis, the researchers said.

The Leave Means Leave campaign group must have hoped for a lot more than the few hundred who turned up in weather that could only be called filthy.

Moving the traps farther out onto the river to be checked from a boat would mean that the monitoring could only be done in good weather, and it would make educational field trips for young children impossible, Ms. Drew said.

By Sunday, Glasgow was calm, a fact ruefully acknowledged by Siegfried Sassoon, who came to cover the battle for the Nation but could only report on the dismal weather and the way he had been derided by one woman for his lack of Marxist credentials, says his biographer Jean Moorcroft Wilson.

But the U.S. Department of Agriculture nixed the idea, saying the hay could only be cut if "emergency weather conditions" affected that particular acreage.

In a match which has already been badly affected by the weather, Northants could only reach 15-0 in response to Kent's 418 before rain forced them off.

"Until now, weather forecast sponsorship could only be used as a brand awareness exercise," said RAM head of media Kelly Farrington.

Workers hoped to rescue 1,000 people on Wednesday, but bad weather meant they could only save 170.