Sentence examples for just about weather from inspiring English sources

"I think the weather platform is not just about weather data," Kenny said in an interview today.

And they're right: you can get a great signal just about anywhere — if the weather is perfect, the phone is new and you are the only person in your area making a call at that particular moment.

Staggeringly beautiful, in image and sound (including an orchestral version of "Stormy Weather" that just about made me cry), is a documentary video shot on an Aleut-populated island in the Bering Sea, by Sky Hopinka, a Native American from Washington State.

Better running: The coolish fall weather is the best for running just about everywhere.

Meanwhile, happier cities are newer Sun Belt cities, but their allure isn't just about the weather.

"I don't think it's just about the weather," she said.

Jesus, remember when the news in this country was just about the weather?

And unlike cattle, they have bodies designed to survive just about any weather extreme, which means they pretty much take care of themselves.

It's often not just about the weather either, but cashing in the difference in value between typical UK house values, pensions and savings for a higher standard of living in lower income European states – a sort of reverse economic migration – again, unquestioned, and another irony.

Because we must always remember that what happened in New Orleans was not just about the weather.

Quilter said he had experienced just about every weather condition in his 39 years as a canyon resident, including the 1998 mudslides when he lost his home.