Sentence examples for unpredictable seasons from inspiring English sources

With their Game 5 loss to the Miami Heat last Wednesday, the Knicks brought an end to one of the franchise's strangest, most unpredictable seasons.

To say that this is shaping up as one of the most unpredictable seasons in decades might sound like hyperbole, but is also true.

Mr Snell, a third generation farmer, said growers had become used to unpredictable seasons, but added they "seemed to be getting more and more common".

Everyone felt that all around us, there was Islam and spirited yuletide expatriatism -- not as marks of oppression, but as marks of distinction: what made us run-of-the-mill deli patrons in New York now made us bakers of homemade bagels and fasters at unpredictable seasons.

Will schools be built to withstand increasingly unpredictable seasons, slashing rains and high winds?

The recurrent evolution of loss-of-function FRI alleles (FRIΔ) among A. thaliana ecotypes was thought to be indicative of adaptation to environments with short or unpredictable seasons due to their effect in reducing flowering time (Scarcelli et al. 2007).

For the Giants, that would be the only fitting way for this unpredictable season to end.

It's still an unpredictable season, and that's a good thing.

A high-octane, wildly exciting and unpredictable season on the field risked being overshadowed by their greed off it.

Collins, in his first year at the helm, has been one of the few consistent cogs in an otherwise unpredictable season.

It has been such an unpredictable season that anything could still happen, and Blackburn and Birmingham are not totally out of it.