Sentence examples for overcast spring from inspiring English sources
Her blonde hair, megaphone and orange fluorescent jacket with reflective stripes made 23-year-old Rachel Corrie easily identifiable as an international activist on the overcast spring afternoon in 2003 when she tried to stop an advancing Israeli military bulldozer.
The Empire State Building already dims decorative lights on its tower during overcast spring and fall nights to protect birds.
Anything.' On an overcast spring morning in Seattle, Bill Russell, wearing a green Boston Celtics cap adorned with a shamrock and No. 6 — his old jersey number — welcomed that white boy down the hall into his home, with Mr. Welts feeling as though he were about to slip another envelope under the door.
An overcast summer evening in Perry Barr, Birmingham.
Aubergines do not do well in poor light, so in an overcast summer, don't expect a bumper crop.
During a spell of making art only intermittently, he created what for me is his most extraordinary painting, "Overcast" (1917).
Even the rugby posts, specially reinstalled on a warm, overcast summer day, poked 11s into the sky.
By Peter Schjeldahl Kandinsky's "Overcast" (1917): the tumult of his feelings kept alight a slow-burning fuse for Abstract Expressionism.
On an overcast winter day in Monroe, Faire and I sat beside a wood stove in a classroom a few steps away from his house.
On an overcast winter afternoon, plenty of natural light still streams through the "Light Machine" into the Calderwood Courtyard of the renovated Harvard Art Museums.
Three decades later, on an overcast summer afternoon, I am wheeling my bike down Argyle Street looking for traces of this infamous (in Hull, at least) conflict.
