Sentence examples for set weather from inspiring English sources

The scene is always set: weather, architecture, furniture, supporting cast.

"For generations, they have relied on fairly set weather patterns and an environment that has served them well, but now they are undergoing great change and heightened risks to their health, security and welfare".

In both cases the dynamics of upper boundary conditions was set by weather data and was the same for the whole plot.

Most equal were Sweden and Norway, both of which look set to weather the recession comparatively well.

So the Conservatives set the weather even as they make drastic cuts.

In the United States, many more record highs are being set at weather stations than record lows, a bellwether indicator of a warming climate.

As one of the prime minister's senior aides puts it: "They will set the weather from now until the party conference season".

"The European Data Protection Board will set the weather when it comes to standards for artificial intelligence, for technologies, for regulating big tech.

Micron Hunkers Down 03.06.01 As the number of PC memory chipmakers declines along with the market, Micron is set to weather the storm.

Rory and Piper now know that they can set sail, weather the storm, reach their destination and return home.

We've increased the temperature less than a degree and that's been enough to melt enormous quantities of ice, not to mention set the weather on berserk.