Sentence examples for unkind weather from inspiring English sources

He talks fast and with animation, even enthusiasm, about disease, insects and running in unkind weather.

On Saturday, Her Majesty attended the Epsom Derby, indulging her passion for horse racing, and on Sunday, according to the organisers of the Big Jubilee Lunch, some six million people stubbornly ignored the unkind weather to take tea and sandwiches with friends and neighbours.

Or maybe you spent hours on the sidewalk outside the stadium ticket office in unkind autumn weather.

Should the weather be unkind, head indoors to The Concert Hall stage in Nottingham, which will be transformed into an atmospheric white dome for performances from the Mimika Theatre Company, from 9-12 August, mixing puppetry, miniature landscapes and animation (experiencenottinghamshire.com).com

The weather was also unkind to bats.

The weather was particularly unkind to the farm's strawberries.

This winter, the weather has been generally unkind to retailers dependent on side-street shoppers, he noted, and Daisy & Lilly has suffered with the rest.

She was wrapped up very well because it was a cold day, but this person said it was irresponsible and unkind to take a baby out in such cold weather.

Patrick Murphy was subsequently widely attacked in newspapers for his "quackery", and an unkind analysis of the whole year of his predictions compared with the actual weather in London found that 197 were completely wrong and most of the rest were questionable.

A few months earlier, an expert group on rural indebtedness had provided a long list of worthy proposals, such as organising farmers into self-help groups, and employing satellites to forewarn farmers of unkind weather.But the government decided that a far quicker and easier way to help them was to let them off their debts.

Francis: "UNKIND".