Sentence examples for face the weather from inspiring English sources

January 8 2015 January 10 201515 Intrepid listeners who face the weather and crowds at this annual gathering's multiple venues are rewarded — forward-thinking artists always take part.

The turkeys are initially kept indoors "until they are big enough to go outside to face the weather" which typically occurs at around 10 weeks.

About the only possible problem Empire Maker could face is the weather.

It is interesting that the Corporation should "put a face" to the weather before it did the same with news bulletins.

Is that right?" The golfers, who are accustomed to the fits and starts of weather delays, were doing their best to be matter-of-fact about the spinning ball of red and yellow crawling up the Eastern face of the Weather Channel map.

I saw the DRAM the other day and it put a smile on my face because the weather is getting better and the ladies are slowly stripping down.

As you swipe right through the suggestions, you'll be prompted to add things to your photo like a smart face sticker, the weather, your location, a caption that references the day (e.g. "turn that frown upside down, it's taco Tuesday!"), face masks, a celebrity look-a-like, or even a mystery face swap.

Turn their faces to the weather.

One difficulty Jimmy's Farm has faced is the weather, when it was terrible, nobody came to the farm park, says Cotterill.

If there was a blizzard raging, Mr. Blair could tell you with the straightest and friendliest of faces that the weather outside was sunny and warm.

By Caroline Singer and James Thurber The New Yorker, March 29 , 1930 P. 11Subway guard on the downtown express platform at 86th St. knows by the expressions on peoples faces what the weather is like upstairs.