Sentence examples for escape the weather from inspiring English sources

I was trying to escape the weather.

I thought about how I had run under Brooklyn overpasses to escape the weather one weekend back East and how I swam in Lake Washington up north where I felt like it was summer camp again.

This is very common in the UK, but guinea pigs cannot escape the weather or predators, and hutches are usually too small.

While the south-eastern states escaped the weather excitement, the east-coast storm system created dramatic cloud patterns around the region, especially over the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

After a telephone discussion with a Casper weather briefer, Reid decided to take off despite the worsening conditions at the airport, and to try to escape the poor weather by turning immediately eastward.

They were on mountain-climbing expeditions and had retreated to the shelter to escape the punishing weather.

There are many places to escape the cold weather in the north, or to fully embrace it up in the mountains or the countryside.

It was helped by an earlier Easter and a rush of Britons flying off to escape the cold weather, as well as reduced competition.

Still, that didn't stop some from asking, with Watson's very public aberrations at the French Open in mind, if he had fled to Paris to escape the wild weather.

'A large number of British people want to go and find the sun,' said Keith Betton, head of corporate affairs at Abta. 'They want a change, and they're keen to escape the bad weather in this country.

Perhaps it's because the Bay Area pays more or engineers are looking to escape the great weather, but L.A. is also lacking opportunities where entry-level engineers can evolve into senior engineers and more.