Sentence examples for unseasonable from inspiring English sources

Mr Mikoyan, who on Thursday was on his way to Cuba, may be able to persuade Dr Castro that the time, and mood, are not propitious for bargaining hard with the United Nations as well as defying the United States.The desire to raise his own voice above the din encouraged Dr Castro to make his unseasonable demands.

Finally, on July 1st, the haze appeared at Baghdad and in the Altai mountains, according to a geologist, Ivan Michaelovich Renovantz, who reported unseasonable frosts in Central Asia.By then, back in Europe, the cloud had thickened.

Snazzily clad socialites, wrapped in pashminas to keep out the unseasonable chill, chanting anti-PT slogans.

As temperatures in Buenos Aires plunged to an unseasonable 5°C one weekend last month, residents turned up the heat, denying the owners of nearly 300 service stations their customary supply of compressed natural gas to sell.

Leaving the problems of unseasonable warmth aside, how well has it done?Related items A Canadian conservative split: A wild rose bloomsFeb 18th 2010 Winter Olympics: Gold in the coldFeb 11th 2010 Canada without Parliament: Halted in mid-debateJan 7th 2010Once the games are over, Vanoc thinks 118,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions will have been generated by its seven-year effort to stage them.

This calls on developed countries to cut their greenhouse emissions to 15% less than 1990 levels within a mere 13 years.What lies behind this outbreak of greener-than-thouness is neither unseasonable autumn mugginess, nor the erratic weather associated with El Niño.

The rest of the cricketing world is meanwhile mostly keeping silent, while minded that in cricket, as in so many other areas, Pakistan is the source of an unseasonable amount of trouble.

But unseasonable torrential rain and hail hampered relief efforts, grounding helicopters and causing fresh landslides.

Now, as Mediterranean grape-growers move north to escape the unseasonable heat, they may need to look to newly-temperate Britain for inspiration.

Unseasonable dry heat is drying out the top layer of the sludge, leading to fears it could evaporate and form a toxic cloud.

BRITONS shivered through a cold snap at the start of this week when temperatures plunged to unseasonable lows and snow dusted much of the northern half of the country.