Sentence examples for games weather from inspiring English sources

The building decided to do the same with this weekend's interleague series of three games (weather permitting) between the teams at Yankee Stadium.

The team's promotion schedule lists a "Mr. Met Dash" that "allows children 12 and under to run the bases at Citi Field after select games, weather permitting".

Dozens of services, from restaurant guides to surf forecasts, have already captured large numbers of users and new ones are announced almost daily -- offering games, weather, traffic information, stock quotes, even cartoons.

This is part of a wider refresh at InMobi that is also seeing the company unveil new custom ad formats designed around templates for games, weather apps, utility apps and so on, to encourage more clicks from those seeing the ads.

Last week he said that the "quality of practice" was more important than trying to simulate in-game weather conditions.

Pettitte, after missing two months with a broken bone in his left ankle, will pitch Tuesday in his 499th regular season game — weather permitting — against Toronto with an earned run average (3.22) that is his lowest in six seasons.

But factors that become clear in the weeks or days before a game — weather reports, winning streaks, and, a big factor for baseball, pitching matchups — can significantly change how many people want to attend.

This season, "Fox N.F.L. Sunday" has featured reports on day-of-the-game weather by the curvaceous Jillian Barberie, wearing skintight tops and hot-pink leather pants that often elicit leering comments from Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long and Cris Collinsworth at the anchor desk.

" This command is mostly for aesthetic reasons — with it, you can change the in-game weather from nice to lousy whenever you want.

You can get the basic free ones that come with Windows (if you have Vista or 7) such as the clock, calendar, mini slideshow, picture game, weather etc.

They should also have emergency plans in place and be ready to modify training and games for weather conditions and individuals.