Sentence examples for filthy weather from inspiring English sources
Or embrace the filthy weather with something more extreme.
And when particularly filthy weather hit one evening I galloped all the way home eager to quickly escape the rain.
If he had had direct experience of the filthy weather of the north of Britannia, he would have written more about socks.
According to psychologists, a combination of filthy weather, financial strains and shattered new year's resolutions has conspired to make today the most depressing day of the year.
An entertaining match that was shaped but not ruined by some filthy weather ended with Exeter consolidating second place in the Premiership, with 21 points amassed by their often underrated fly-half, Gareth Steenson.
Also, I've developed the dubious knack for finding and rescuing filthy, weather-beaten baseball cards on the street.
A remarkable score in the worst conditions of the day during which the 1999 champion, Paul Lawrie, a filthy-weather specialist, drowned with an 81 and said: "To play in those conditions is criminally insane".
As far as Farah is concerned, the filthier the weather the better because he believes it may blow his rivals off course.
It's just started to be really filthy in Scotland, the weather.
Audiences gasped at the audacity of the picture, but Turner may well have been inspired by the smoggy atmosphere of the industrial revolution, when coal smoke created a psychedelic cocktail of colours in the filthy smogs created under calm weather conditions.
