Sentence examples for mixed weather from inspiring English sources

With a mixed weather forecast, however, it's hard to know quite where the land lies.

The Met Office has forecast mixed weather, with sunshine, clouds and outbreaks of thundery showers.

A day of mixed weather across the UK concluded May's bank holiday weekend.

"The summer was very strong, with mixed weather in Britain leading to demand for sun holidays," he said.

We had a week of somewhat mixed weather at a former farmhouse, Old Linceter, on the National Trust's Brockhampton estate near Bromyard.

Mixed weather at the weekend, at least compared with the previous sunny frame, proved a boon to cinemas – although that didn't stop certain titles (The Riot Club, Sex Tape) declining by more than 60%.

But mixed and unsettled weather is on its way.

He told ABC radio that Victoria was facing "a mixed bag" of weather, and urged people to exercise common sense.

If the tropical Pacific follows through as predicted, it will mean a mixed bag of weather.

Collectively, these studies have found: there are concerns about the system accuracy and false alarms, particularly in bad weather; mixed results about whether older adults would want the system in a future car; and some older adults reported that the system could be distracting (Braitman et al. 2010; Trübswetter & Bengler 2013; Strand et al. 2011; Cicchino & McCartt 2014).

Regardless, farmers are unlikely to apply all allowable pesticides to the maximum limit in all crops, and the level of residues remaining will vary in mixed ways by weather, crop, time of application, and other factors.