Sentence examples for of the weather when from inspiring English sources

The Maple Leafs ran into the worst of the weather when returning to their hotel after the game, normally a 20-minute trip that turned into four hours because of road closings.

Bild is important in this context because it is not just a reporter of events but an influential "maker of the weather" when it comes to the selection of the next president of the European Commission.

This can be a valid way of forecasting the weather when it is in a steady state, such as during the summer season in the tropics.

This means kittens are born away from the harshest of the winter weather, when their chances of survival would be reduced.

"It was Landmark's first national venture," Mr. Batten said of the Weather Channel when it began.

MY first encounter with the vagaries of the weather was when I was 17 and the treasurer of my high school class in Abington, Pa.

Ron Gerwien, who owns a sandblasting operation, said that "a changing of the weather" occurred when a major oil field began producing near Stanley, an hour's drive from Williston.

Mr. Jones, whose parents were fugitives from justice as members of the Weather Underground when he was born (he dedicates the book to them), has produced an engrossing account of the events of 1914, when homelessness surged, demonstrators demanded "bread or revolution" and an anarchist bomb factory exploded in Harlem.

Small birds are also at the mercy of the weather, particularly when migrating, but also on the breeding and wintering grounds.

The attack was the latest of several clashes around the country in recent days and might signal an increase in violence with the arrival of warmer weather, when the insurgent activity tends to increase.

A common risk factor in those cases has not been found, and international health officials have raised concern because they occurred at the start of cooler weather, when the more common human influenza strains usually strike.