Sentence examples for lost the weather from inspiring English sources

We lost the heat, we lost the monsoon, we lost the weather," Nair laments.

The Americans, vastly outnumbered, lost the battle, but the weather helped save their cause.

It has not been lost to the weather since then.

Given that more than half the scheduled playing time was lost to the weather, a draw was always the likeliest outcome here.

Second, where overs are lost to the weather earlier in the game, as happened at The Oval, the following days' play should start earlier, at 10am.

The company could ill afford the $75,000 required to replace these assets or the cost of replacing the horses lost to the weather during the awful winter of 1860 61.

In Dunedin, where a day was lost to the weather, it is likely New Zealand would have won, while in Wellington, the dreadful weather probably prevented England from doing likewise.

The second Test match that had seemed all but dead and buried with 72 overs lost to the weather came alive during the final afternoon, as the sun blazed down.

With so much time in this match lost to the weather, accumulating bonus points was the name of the game on the final day of cricket for 2015 in Hove, which was looking resplendent in the September sunshine.

The Bears began the final morning at Edgbaston on 90-0 in reply to Derbyshire's 226 after much of days two and three were lost to the weather.

The club had been worried the Football League would be in touch if a third game in succession was lost to the weather.