Sentence examples for taking its weather from inspiring English sources

And a less potent jet stream is a more wayward one.In the same way that a mountain torrent runs straight down steep slopes, while a slower river meanders across its plain, a weak, slow jet stream should swing north and south more, taking its weather with it.

The Environment Agency said the dry weather was taking its toll on the environment and farmers.

Coming in at the tail end of the boom, Shutterfly had no choice but to take its time — and weather some difficult periods.

A summer of extreme weather took its toll.

At the same time, many fashion retailers are struggling to offload piles of winter woollies as the unusually warm weather takes its toll on sales.

But as the weather took its toll, not to mention the prospect of an unprecedented glory, they conceded 10 points in four minutes to set up the mandatory nail-biter.

"Kevin Pietersen's knock got England back in the match and on an even keel but I think the weather took its course.

Heavy weather took its toll, forcing her to put into Torbay for extensive repairs after her long patrols, repairs which eventually amounted to £9,143.

U.S. economic growth slowed in the fourth quarter, and economists are looking for an even weaker showing in the first quarter as severe winter weather takes its toll.

The weather has taken its toll on other outdoor activities.

On closer look, under the paint, age and weather have taken its toll, and the A.O.C. needs to make repairs to preserve the dome".