Sentence examples for unsettled summer from inspiring English sources

Thursday's accident – the worst avalanche above Chamonix in recent memory – comes in the midst of another unsettled summer which has already seen several deaths, including five Germans killed in a single incident in Switzerland earlier this month.

I hope journalists won't create a crisis at Bilbao when all they've had is an unsettled summer and two bad results and performances.

It will be another unsettled summer in the makeshift tent communities that line the valleys, mountains and border towns of Lebanon for the 300,000 children who have escaped Syria's civil war.

The suspension of Sadio Mane in the wake of his red card at Manchester City ushered in the return of Philippe Coutinho to Jurgen Klopp's starting line-up and the Brazilian seemed eager to show his commitment to the cause after an unsettled summer, featuring several offers from Barcelona.

Unsettled winter months are often quite sunny and February was a good example of this tendency.

In the unsettled 1960s Adorno was first embraced as a leftist thinker and then accused of using his teaching to discourage anti-establishment activism.

The Jets' only unsettled unit on defense, the line, became more unsettled today when an M.R.I. exam showed that nose tackle Jason Ferguson will need season-ending surgery on his rotator cuff.

Still unsettled today was the question of whether the killing of Colonel Ali, a former army officer who took the job of police chief less than two months ago, was an act of common criminals or those who considered themselves anti-American resisters.

The legality of the order remains unsettled today, despite efforts by the government to force other companies — like Facebook — to rework their software to allow access to police.

In the winter of 1949/1950 as much as 885.1 inches of snow fell, whilst the less complete snow cover records show cover as high as 192 inches occurred during another particularly unsettled winter in 1981/1982.

From battle reenactments to arguments over the Confederate flag, Horwitz's 1998 book is still relevant and brings to light many of the issues that drove the war and that still, to some, are left unsettled today.