Sentence examples for described weather from inspiring English sources

Grey District Mayor Tony Kokshoorn described weather conditions around the glacier as "very, very tricky" to fly in.

While there had been snowfall at the airport, Russian airlines are used to operating in wintry conditions, and the authorities described weather conditions at the time of the crash as "normal".

In about 340 BC, Aristotle described weather patterns in Meteorologica.

A customised floor is inscribed with words in Icelandic and English that describe weather, and also moods, which are one's inner weather.

As in Library of Water, the words are those we use to describe weather and each other, such as cruel, frigid, stormy, bitter, gorgeous.

For some scientists, like those who divide the globe into a fine grid to calculate approximate numerical solutions to horrendously complicated equations describing weather dynamics, this is a convenient metaphor.

The grace and clarity of Johns's prose is best advertised describing weather and landscape, as in Biggles Flies North (1939), in which the intrepid aviator helps out a friend who is being run off his north Canadian airfield by a gang of toughs.

This simultaneously learned and plainspoken guide dissects every aspect of the novel, from titles to antiheros to how different writers describe weather and phone conversations, and explains heteroglossia in terms that my Aunt Ruth from "over the mountain" would have understood ("literally, 'many-voicedness'").

Describing weather is not easy.

Climate describes weather over a long period.

Climate describes weather that occurs over long periods, such as decades, centuries or millennia.