Sentence examples for divine weather from inspiring English sources

Only gods and poets should try to divine weather conditions.

We had to put the rear heater on!" "We just wanted to be out in the snow," said his father, who pointed out that it was divine weather for a building contractor.

Working from desk space carved out of the book clutter of a brick row house here in Emmitsburg, about a mile south of the Pennsylvania line, Mr. O'Toole endeavors to divine the weather as much as 18 months in advance.

It can be the small things which divine the political weather.

Ancient Greek classical mythology associated just such a 56-sided polygon with Zeus's great rival for divine supremacy, the weather god Typhon.

Why now The waters of these natural pools are at their clearest, plus the weather's divine.

Once humans attributed the weather or earthquakes to divine intervention; then they discovered high-pressure systems and plate tectonics.

That July would be miserable was foretold by Stephen Fybish, an Upper West Sider who assiduously tracks weather statistics and sometimes divines all sorts of intriguing, even ominous, patterns from them.

The province's official motto is "Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God," presumably because you need the assurance of divine comfort in order to live somewhere with weather this bad.

("The Creation was the first item on the divine agenda, before God went on to organize dreadful weather for the English and in a calamitous lapse of attention allowed Michael Jackson to slip into existence").

They proudly called themselves "cinematic terrorists" even as the Weather Underground were busy bombing stuff nationwide, and Divine once proudly and loudly claimed responsibility for the still unsolved Manson murders onstage in San Francisco in 1969.