Sentence examples for the very weather from inspiring English sources

MORE to the point, he can arrive, period, his presence a bit of an event, something vaguely thrilling and never taken for granted, a shift in the very weather of my apartment, like the humidity breaking or the sun fighting its way through haze.

It turned out to be Argentina's day, despite the very English weather and the very English ending.

Chris said he was "enjoying myself greatly", despite the "very humid" weather.

"But it was the same scenario, with the very warm weather making the trees vulnerable to the cold".

The affected crops were sown in the very cold weather," said Mark Stevens, a scientist with the British Beet Research Orgaanisation.

Two sets of witnesses later saw the man climbing the mountain - against the advice of the landlord - in the very poor weather.

The very cold weather at the beginning of the year forced many Americans to stay at home instead of going to the shops.

Our hydrangea was in full bloom during the very hot weather, then suddenly lost most of its leaves, but not flowers.

"The number of cancellations did go up marginally in the first nine months of the rule," he said, "but that can be attributed entirely to the very bad weather we had.

All the signs and salaries indicate that baseball is as popular as ever — each morning's Post attests to it — and what feels like the zeitgeist may be just the very local weather.

"This pitch has performed very well given the very poor weather and Wembley's busy schedule of events, including 18 major sports and music events and a high number of training sessions," the spokesperson said.