Sentence examples for escape weather from inspiring English sources
When we pull back from the headlines and the comedy of errors that is weather forecasting, we can't escape weather as a daily metaphor for the unpredictable.
But if the din of the street becomes too much, escape — weather permitting — to the rooftop of Artiste Terasse (Cezayir Cikmazi 4, Beyoglu; 90-212-251-4425; artisteterasse.com), where yet another spectacular view of Istanbul awaits you.
Insurgent groups fall back across the border to escape bitter weather or heavy offensives, to rest and pick up extra supplies of weapons, food or cash.
My son had gone back to the car, not to fetch snacks but to escape foul weather while playing games on my smartphone.
Wildlife are peripatetic for a reason -- to find more or better food at certain times of the year, to escape harsh weather or to bear young in a place with fewer predators.
At the time, Pasadena was one of the country's top resort destinations for wealthy Easterners who came there to escape cold weather.
At the time, Pasadena was one of the country's top resort destinations for wealthy Easterners seeking to escape cold weather.
Outside the breeding season, most red foxes favour living in the open, in densely vegetated areas, though they may enter burrows to escape bad 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.
Even birds incapacitated by an infection may therefore manage to escape harsh weather.
