Sentence examples for little weather from inspiring English sources
SOMETIMES those little weather ironies work in your favor.
It's a little weather joke Mr. McCain likes to tell.
Its Cowshed Spa and relaxation lounge are perfect if you're feeling a little weather beaten.
A lovely, nimble little weather assistant, BeWeather delivers quick, essential information with a flick of the thumb.
Southern California, in real life a place of few dark alleys and little weather, is bona-fide noir territory.
As originally built for a member of the Vanderbilt family, the Hispano-Suiza offered little weather protection for the chauffeur, so a custom top was added.
Aside from the cool signs painted by local graffiti artist Aroe, it looks conventional from the outside and a little weather-battered, as seaside cafes tend to be.
It's tremendous fun, and even with "the voice" sounding a little weather-worn, Houston's vocal prowess can still knock stripes off most singers out there in popland.
His voice may be a little weathered.
Most of the Wolf and Czech ammunition in the Taliban magazines was in good condition and showed little weathering, denting, corrosion or soiling, suggesting it had been removed from packaging recently.
There's also a jaunty little daily weather report.
