Sentence examples for remarkable weather from inspiring English sources

But it is not just the UK experiencing remarkable weather.

Never mind the commercial strides or the remarkable weather, it has been a game changer.

Mr. C.G. Knudsen, soon to be meteorologist in charge of the US Weather Bureau office in NY, said we've been having remarkable weather, beginning last autumn with Hurricane Donna.

But up here on the top floor, a third of our unit is outdoor terrace... perfect for enjoying the remarkable weather and even more remarkable views up here in the Andes Mountains.

Coincident to this, Brazil's quite remarkable weathering of the world financial crisis was stopped in its tracks by economic stagnation in China, Brazil's major export market, and in Europe.

Hunt's first book didn't quite fulfil the promise of its audacious conceit, but her second is nothing short of stunning: an adventure story, a psychological investigation of physical and mental breakdown, and a remarkable account of weather and endeavour.

As documentarian Emile de Antonio asked in 1975: "What the hell is an essentially white, middle-class revolutionary group doing in America?" It's this question that fascinated film-makers Sam Green and Bill Siegel, whose remarkable documentary The Weather Underground now tells the whole story, or as much of it as can safely be related.

If the weather is remarkable, remark on it, but don't dwell.

This is just the latest in what has been a remarkable series of extraordinary weather events.

But this could be just the start to a remarkable year of bad weather.

Despite his inexperience Wilson has made his formula one reputation with some remarkable starts and wet-weather performances in the underpowered Minardi.