Sentence examples for from their weather from inspiring English sources

But based on reports from their weather sources, the Yankees expected that C. C. Sabathia would have thrown his first pitch at Yankee Stadium two hours earlier than he eventually did, at 10 32 p.m.

Although the trip had been in the works for two years, Branson and his crew of America's Cup and Olympic sailors received the all-clear from their weather experts in the wee hours of Tuesday morning.

In the winter, the bras and boxer shorts hung stiffly frozen from their weather worn wooden clothespins.

Worcestershire's final-day efforts at least ensured a healthy haul of four batting bonus points from their weather-ruined opening game, in contrast to last season's meagre haul of just 29 in 16 matches - the second lowest in the country.

In March, New Haven started its season with five games at a sports complex near Daytona, Fla., where a group of college teams from the Northeast seek sanctuary from their hometown weather.

AR 1476 is big enough for amateur astronomers with decent equipment to spot from their backyards, weather permitting.

Wigan, having returned from their warm-weather training in Lanzarote, will give the former Salford prop Andy Coley his first start, but Richie Mathers and Karl Pryce are not yet fit enough to play, and centre George Carmont is still awaiting a work permit.

City arrived back from their warm-weather training camp on Friday night, less than 24 hours before the fourth-round tie with Middlesbrough.

Many sites source their weather data from the US National Weather Service, which must place them into the public domain under federal laws.

Photograph: Matt Campbell/EPA 6.58pm GMT Our lovely readers are sending in their weather reports from across the north-east.

Hundreds of millions of people are expected to become water stressed by climate change by the 2030". The study says it is impossible to be certain who will be displaced by 2030, but that tens of millions of people "will be driven from their homelands by weather disasters or gradual environmental degradation.