Sentence examples for outer weather from inspiring English sources

In other words, she considers both the collision and the collusion between inner and outer weather.

The former hold that the observed circulation is largely confined to a thin outer (weather) layer of the planet, which overlays the stable interior.

New York City's outer boroughs weathered the recent recession better than Manhattan, losing proportionately fewer jobs and seeing private-sector wages increase while Manhattan's payroll declined, according to figures released by the state's chief financial officer.

Wordsworth wandered lonely as a cloud; Robert Frost, in "Tree at My Window," explicitly compared outer and inner weather.

Pack exercise clothing, including shoes and cold or wet weather outer garments.

In very cold weather, the outer pipes nearer to the skin's surface narrow, pushing the blood deeper to warmer more critical vital organs, conserving heat and pressure.

Panels of hard-shell material at the shoulders and outer arms repel nasty weather while panels of soft-shell under the arms and on the chest make the coat more pliable for exercise.

Hence Robert Frost to the tree outside his window: "That day she put our heads together,/Fate had her imagination about her,/Your head so much concerned with outer,/Mine with inner, weather".

Why is it that, when Bennett writes the dialogue, the mere mention of a hanky or a swagger coat or someone refusing to remove their outer garments because "the weather at this time of year can be very treacherous" makes you fall about laughing?

This is a great base or outer layer depending upon weather.

In Hong Kong, Krovanh's outer rainbands brought squally weather, coupled with strong winds.