Sentence examples for sudden weather from inspiring English sources

In keeping with their delicate image, they do not like sudden weather shifts.

He fears that sudden weather changes could delay thousands of people in narrow mountain passes.

The sudden weather change looks like a miracle, a confirmation of his divinity.

Many hated the gimmicks of recent titles – the scenic shifts, the sudden weather changes – but at least they mixed things up.

But even with what is known so far, there is cause for concern that the complex interactions are turning the slow burn of global temperature rise into sudden weather disasters.

Since Tuesday, at least nine people, mostly swimmers, have been killed in southern France, surprised by a sudden weather change that roiled waters into huge waves and pushed out gusts of up to 50 miles an hour.

We propose a traceable approach for the control of the Barcelona wastewater system that is subject to sudden weather-change events within the Mediterranean climate.

On the other hand, these restrictions are likely to prevent the flexible reaction of herders to the high inter- and intra-annual variation of precipitation and sudden adverse weather conditions.

It is the walk in the sudden fine weather that allows for Mr Knightley's proposal, unpremeditated before he discovers the occasion.

But to some, the news of the tax increase was much like yesterday's sudden wintry weather: nasty, unpleasant but probably inevitable.

On the island itself, both officers are disconcerted by sudden bad weather preventing them from leaving, and the fact that the prison chief, smoothly amiable and pipe-smoking Dr Cawley (Ben Kingsley), seems to have been granted authority to do more or less as he wishes on his remote island kingdom.