Sentence examples for nonstop weather from inspiring English sources

He figured the nonstop weather panic on the news was scaring people off, but seemed to think that if the snow won, the terrorists won, too.

The easy ideas for how to program this secondary channel include constant news or nonstop traffic and weather reports.

I checked the weather prospects: nonstop rain.

By the second day, a record-setting snowstorm had the weather people chattering nonstop.

The decline in the local economy isn't the only hardship the Berlevagians have to face: there are also the brutal weather with its nonstop ice and snowstorms and the severe shortage of available women nearby.

On a calm-weather day, a nonstop flight from New York to Los Angeles already approaches the maximum range of a Boeing 737 or Airbus A320, common aircraft on that route and others like it.

With a price tag of more than $60 million per aircraft, a cruising altitude of 51,000 feet, far above most jets and bad weather, the G650 can fly nonstop 8,056 miles at over 560 mph.

A native of Oregon, House, 36, has been climbing all his life and has endured rock falls, illness, excruciating weather and exhaustion; he once climbed nonstop for two and a half days.

The systems are often hardened against weather or tough conditions and can run nonstop for months or years.

In this weather some households keep their water running nonstop, for months at a time, to prevent pipes from freezing and bursting.

Goss had originally set sail from Dartmouth, England, in search of the sort of heavy weather he would confront in the grueling nonstop event.