Sentence examples for striking weather from inspiring English sources

If you have any striking weather or wildlife photos from this month, share them with us.

You can add favorite locations, and for striking weather events you can take a snapshot of the globe and share it.

[KABC] A look at the striking confluence of extreme weather around the globe.

But the technology companies that grew amid the striking scenery and balmy weather of the Bay Area have not felt the same imperative.

With August behind us we created a gallery of your most striking images of the weather in the last month of British summer.

When Alfred Hitchcock arrived here in 1951, he declared that San Francisco was 'the perfect place for a murder mystery' and, captivated by its moody, capricious weather and striking setting, he shot his classic Vertigo here.

Wherever you are in the world, we'd love to see your most striking photos of this week's weather.

The persistence of the spring's grim weather is particularly striking for it comes after a series of other extreme meteorological events in recent years.

In any case, it's striking that both Canada and Australia have weathered this crisis very well, despite (or is it because of?) the fact that their banking systems are dominated by a few large institutions.

A bigger splash: To accompany a story about the hot weather, we published a striking, half-page photograph in yesterday's paper of a group of children cooling off in some fountains.

These rocks have weathered to form the striking terre rouge (i.e., red soils that overlie the island's extensive deposits of nickel, chrome, and cobalt ore).