Sentence examples for enough weather from inspiring English sources

There certainly wasn't enough weather in it.

To him, there can never be enough weather information.

Hopefully, there'll be decent enough weather for me to have some friends round for a barbecue to celebrate, but the vital thing is that I believe I will be coming into my best years as a batsman.

In clear enough weather it offers views east of Mount Elbert, Colorado's highest peak, and La Plata Peak, the state's fifth-highest at 14336 feet.

Once out of the village, NY 17A and NY 94 begin to climb again, this time offering some panoramic views to the north, all the way to the Shawangunk Ridge and even the Catskill Mountains beyond them in clear enough weather.

Cold enough weather will kill off the entire colony, after which time you can remove the wasp nest and seal up your home properly.

It also made just-heavy-enough weather of the bankers-are-evil thing: not too much politics, but instead their main villainy being the enslavement of the Teller as the bank's live-in telepathic CCTV.

"In future, it will not be enough for weather services to predict the weather, they will have to explain it," said Allen, who is careful to note that some weather events may become less common due to climate change.

("People never budget enough to weather the first year").

But she said they knew each other well enough to weather those difficulties.

As if things weren't colourless enough, the weather gets bad too: "rain and then sirens".