Sentence examples for weather a bit from inspiring English sources

I felt like my face was starting to weather a bit, whereas I could still look younger and prettier if I wanted".

This time of year, after a few weeks of post-holiday deprivation and perhaps a little too much foul weather, a bit of decadence may seem in order, at least for one meal.

You can't blame a teammate, an opponent, or a ref. Maybe you can blame the weather a bit; but, really, if you don't run as fast as you wanted, it's your own fault.

We weren't as attacking as we'd have liked and we had to weather a bit of pressure from Reading.

Crawley Town assistant manager Paul Groves told BBC Surrey: "I think any three points is always welcome and today was a tough game, especially in the first half when we had to weather a bit of a storm.

That means players are expected to execute a game plan in adverse weather conditions; a bit of water is no excuse for poor play.

We washed down the Global Grill Caffe Laguna, a spiffy walk-down trattoria that's a cozy cocoon in cool weather, becomes a bit of a sidewalk cafe in warm weather when 5 or 10 tables are set up outdoors.

"Weather looks a bit rough.

"Complaining about the weather is a bit like a naval captain complaining about tide patterns.

The weather is a bit chilly for me, but you've got to start somewhere.

But, with the weather forecast a bit iffy, we had to put them in again.