Sentence examples for reference to the weather from inspiring English sources
Celia Fiennes, hardy traveller that she was, described all her lengthy side-saddle tours of England in the 1680s and 90s with barely a reference to the weather, though she must have been blown about on hilltops day after day.
"Biblical" was the word of the day in football pundrity circles, in reference to the weather (heavy rain, thunder and lightning to the rest of us not burdened by the need for hyperbole), but prayers were not required at Bloomfield Road, where Blackpool maintained the last 100% record in the Championship with a 6-0 win against Ipswich.
When God put Adam upon earth he made no reference to the weather being man's dominion".
These rituals, for example, often begin with reference to the weather (a joint circumstance) or to past events shared.
This lyric is not sung in the film; instead Bono sang "under a thundercloud and rain", in reference to the weather conditions.
Those greetings — each ornamented with the heavy accents of each man's native land — between an old diamond dealer and a young newsstand vendor, proceeded through the normal rituals of street-side small talk, with references to the weather, the news and, if time allowed, some humorous personal anecdote.
His diaries contain references to the weather, farming, attending school, working at a bank, voting for "Old Abe," serving in the Civil War, and traveling to Yellowstone in May and June of 1882.
One of the unique excesses of Super Bowl XLVIII which is in New Jersey but hosted by New York has been the nearly constant references to the weather forecasts.
Refer to The Weather Channel for weather planning.
Last year, Ellen Degeneres began her introduction with a reference to the unusual weather in Hollywood: "For those of you watching around the world, it's been a tough couple of days for us.
This particular series culminated in an exhibition at Kim Foster Gallery titled Forecast: Sunny & Clear High in the Low 80s, a title that is an obvious reference to the pristine weather of that tragic September morning.
