Sentence examples for pretty weather from inspiring English sources

But it's a really, really pretty weather app.

The ravishing "The Fisher Girl" (circa 1630-32), from a private collection in New York, shows a pretty, weather-ruddied urchin grinning as she offers a silvery fish to an unseen customer.

The kitchen window looked into the gray courtyard, where, on better days, there were lines of clothes baking in the sun, although the floor of the courtyard, even in the prettiest weather, was a junk yard and a jungle.

"We've got pretty good weather.

Pretty rough weather off Tasmania, 150-mile-an-hour winds.

"Chicago can get some pretty nasty weather in the winter time," he said.

I mean, it would have to be pretty horrendous weather for us not to finish.

In fields such as optical recognition, for example, digital technology tends to make pretty heavy weather of things.

As if they can't go to the beach because it is pretty, the weather is warm, and the girls are beautiful.

Sizing Europe made pretty heavy weather of landing short odds on the same card, but that was pardonable in the conditions.

"We're going to be in some pretty ferocious weather," said Branson, the billionaire British businessman and chairman of the Virgin Group of companies.