Sentence examples for tolerable weather from inspiring English sources

"It all came down to whoever had the first chance in tolerable weather," Bannister said.

Spring can, at best, meet our notions of tolerable weather at 38%.

What To Look For Tim Smith, a guide for the Waterbury, Vt.-based tour company Country Walkers, says the essentials of a quality stroll are a great landscape, tolerable weather, suitable level of difficulty and something, like ecology, history or culture, to get the brain buzzing.

Her tolerable weather allows travelers to visit this magnificent country anytime they so desire.

Waiting over an hour for the tube might be just about tolerable, in fine weather.

"If the weather is tolerable, and I mean barely tolerable, we'll be out there," said Freddy Sammarone, 35, a restaurant owner from the Jackson Heights section of Queens.

It's April now, and I'm glad the weather is tolerable.

The weather seemed tolerable enough for it -- though I don't tend to enjoy wintertime runs -- but more importantly, the day seemed appropriate for it.

McClean says the weather was generally tolerable: "It's as you imagine: nice one day and then picking up a bit the next, when you get a bit of a gale going through; a lot of spray coming through.

They didn't stop for the rest of the weekend — not just because the weather remained mostly tolerable, but also because the second half of this festival served as a reminder of how dance music has become the most exciting emergent narrative in pop.

In Boston, where temperatures dropped to a record low of 3 below zero on Saturday, the weather was a more tolerable 23 degrees.