Sentence examples for impenetrable weather from inspiring English sources
The plane reached Tokyo after four weeks, much of it absorbed in landings forced by impenetrable weather, usually followed by Charles's comforting (and often implausible) assertions that they had never been in serious danger while descending through cloud and fog.
Predictions of nasty weather and impenetrable crowds seem to have dissuaded some would-be revelers.
The challenges scientists in the field face are myriad, including logistical and travel hurdles, dangerous weather or animals, impenetrable forests, and thorny local politics.
Shows were played in pitch darkness, to eliminate the details of their surroundings and focus attention on the music, and complexity became a sort of guiding principle, culminating in imposing – fair-weather fans might say impenetrable – releases like 2001's Confield and 2002's Gantz Graf.
Rapid weather changes, from sunshine to impenetrable blizzards, are common and result from the eastward progression of low-pressure air masses over a permanent layer of cold air above the island's icy interior.
Looking for glory on their flight home, Isbell and Cassada ignore reports of bad weather and have to land at dusk through an impenetrable and dangerously low cloud cover, an almost impossible task.
Water- or weather-resistant cameras are those that can withstand harsh weather, like a rain storm, but are not considered entirely impenetrable.
Like Tony Abbott, Key has an impenetrable, water-off-a-duck's-back quality, which allowed him not only to weather serious accusations of international surveillance and "dirty politics" lobbed at his party during its 2014 election campaign but emerge more popular than ever.
Farming works in an environment full of uncertainty, with unexpected events ranging from the consequences of our unpredictable weather, to the extraordinary ability of farm animals to get through what appear to be impenetrable barriers.
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