Sentence examples for for its weather from inspiring English sources

While Canberra cops a lot of flak for its weather, it certainly puts on an impressive blue sky – in this sense, says Turrell, it's a lot like Arizona.

There are genuine questions to be asked of the BBC's decision to tender for an alternative provider for its weather output, but I fear if the debate is contested on sentimental "it's always been this way" grounds, or on some appeal to the sacrifice of quality for a small saving on price, the bigger questions may be missed.

MILAN gets a bad rap from residents of Rome for its weather (more like London than Palermo) and for its propensity to put work before pleasure.

YOU might not visit Germany for its weather, but soon you could for its clubs, which may be the only ones in Europe where you can get in (a shortage of bouncers) and also smoke.

The BBC has put out a tender for its weather forecasting contract in a move that marks the end of the meteorological service's 93-year contract with the corporation.

After joining the F.B.I. in 1965, Mr. DeVecchio worked in New York, a city traditionally unpopular among agents for its weather, cost of living, field office bureaucracy and large, ambitious Police Department.

GMTV, in which ITV has a 75% stake, was found in breach for Nestlé Cereals' sponsorship of its weather bulletins.

By the time Radio 4 returned from its weather update for Cromarty, Dogger and German Bight, the celebrations had begun in force.

It is noted for its extreme weather conditions, one of the world's highest wind velocities (231 miles [372 km] per hour) having been recorded there in 1934.

The biggest change is the introduction of a new unified timeline that combines both the precipitation predictions Dark Sky is best known for, and its weather forecast all on one page.

Actually I went to Oregon a few times and Portland's sort of famous for its foggy weather and it's amazing when it's raining and you see the seasons change, I love it.