Sentence examples for freak condition from inspiring English sources
"freak condition" is a valid part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to refer to an unusual or unexpected circumstance or event. For example, "The storm caused a freak condition that caused the power lines to go down."
But there is more to Sam Frears than a freak condition.
What is this unusual "freak" condition, as Silverman called it, and why have many of us never heard of it?
OK, it was still winter, but only just; these were freak conditions for the tail end of September.
They weren't unlucky victims of circumstance, or companies who took a sensible gamble but got caught out by freak conditions.
"This is extreme, incredible, just freak conditions, end of the world stuff," he said.
But Northern Ireland team manager Michael O'Neill claimed the "freak" conditions would have posed problems for any association.
These messages, and the freak conditions which made transmission possible over a much greater distance than the equipment's normal range, were reported throughout the world.
OSLO (Reuters) - Scientists are finding evidence that man-made climate change has raised the risks of individual weather events, such as floods or heatwaves, marking a big step towards pinpointing local costs and ways to adapt to freak conditions.
I'm trapped here in standby limbo: my original connecting flight to Nashville cancelled due to snow – the kind of freak weather condition that no one in Chicago could possibly have predicted for December.
Freak weather conditions battered the city, devastated homes would have to be demolished, dozens were left homeless, and so on.
"Due to the freak weather conditions there has been some flooding in our Perry Barr store," the spokesperson said.
