Sentence examples for open to weather from inspiring English sources

These trailers leave the vehicle visible and open to weather and other conditions you would encounter while driving.

Sam Querrey, the last American man standing in the United States Open, did his best to weather both, but in the end was swept away.

Because our study was conducted during the rainy season, it is unlikely that the rate of open shoe wearing is related to weather conditions as reported elsewhere.

But the tourists' opening pair showed admirable resilience to weather the new ball in a dogged partnership of 49 in 17 overs.

Recently, some of Mr. Murdoch's windows were completely open to the weather, and it was possible to see construction lights strung around the apartment's interior.

In the auditorium (whose rear-access door is open to the weather: a sudden storm brewing), the teen-agers are arrayed exactly as Less imagines the hidden monks to be — with devout expressions and vows of silence.

The houses were small and trim, most of them with one side open to the weather but protected from the rain by the deep eaves of a thatch-grass roof.

The scale of this work really does exceed what anyone can expect of art, and even strains the idea of architecture, bearing comparison with the Pantheon in Rome, an ancient domed temple with an unglazed circular skylight, open to the weather.

The sides of the mine deck were normally open to the weather, but metal panels could be used to close it off when carrying troops.

The early designs included some items that were eventually rejected, such as a roof garden and two exterior towers with stairs that were open to the weather.

New school buildings completed only a few years ago were now left open to the weather – even their tin roofs had been stolen, making it impossible to hold classes under the heat and the rain.