Sentence examples for decided the weather from inspiring English sources

Umpires Neil Bainton and Michael Gough made two inspections, but decided the weather then closed in again.

We don't even have to go overly sociopolitical to see the limitation: the ADS meeting was held in Minneapolis this year during historic cold and unheard-of flight cancellations, which meant that their word of the year was, in part, decided by the weather.

But as the occasions went by (and I've been working on this for three or four years now), it became clear that the whole thing could be done more efficiently and consistently with a flexible menu, one that changed a bit but wasn't reinvented every time we decided that the weather was good enough and work done enough to make it down to the beach.

In recent years, network news has decided that "the weather" is a national story.

After choosing to pass on the first opportunity for KSC and evaluate the second, managers on the ground decided that the weather in Florida was too dynamic to risk bringing the orbiter in, and opted to land at Edwards Air Force Base instead.

Ultimately, however, he decided the commuting and the cold weather were not for him, and he headed for the Virgin Islands.

The snowy weather has caused thousands of school closures across the UK, but how do head teachers decide that the weather is too bad for them to open?

An understanding of the effect of rain on summer short-duration counts is also important to decide the need for weather related adjustment factors for the accurate estimation of AADT from SDCs.

An aide to Mr. Cramer said today that Mr. Daley had promised to decide the fate of the weather tower shortly and that Mr. Cramer was satisfied it would be dealt with properly.

"She should have decided to weather the criticism, or decided not to go," Mr Streitz said.

I decided to weather the circumstances, engaging in survival sex work and other forms of street economy because that was what my trans peers were doing in order to support themselves.