Sentence examples for down the weather from inspiring English sources
"But as the city became more cosmopolitan and smaller buildings got torn down, the weather vanes disappeared".
Work slows down, the weather is steamy and minds start to wander?
When the weather is so bad that it nearly shuts down the Weather Channel, that could become cause for alarm.
In his later years, every morning and every evening, my grandfather wrote down the weather in the little boxes of the free calendar he got from his newspaper boy.
Post a calendar and note down the weather so you know what to wear.
After all the planning, did the success of the game come down to the weather forecast?
It was as if he'd been sick — not terribly sick, just down, under the weather — and was now wanting to assure her that he was better.
But what gave this book such an edge was the author's meticulous detailing, down to the weather on the day of the murder.
Even Parisse, making a record 112th appearance for Italy, had been dragged down by the weather and the inertia of the action.
What goes up often comes down to the weather Rob Hastings' view from the top For builders working on any skyscraper, abrupt stoppages to their incredibly complex operations are frustrating.
While not every dealer was happy — the number of attendees was down because the weather was so good — the show was expected to raise nearly $600,000 for the society, according to Judith Wodynski, who is in charge of special events.
