Sentence examples for weather abated from inspiring English sources

They remained there for five days until the weather abated and they could proceed toward Salt Lake City.

Finally the cold weather abates and the skies turn blue and the girls across the nation pull their flowery sun dresses from the back of the wardrobe.

When I joined Steve after lunch the weather had abated and there was plenty of pow to be partaken of.

By 1 January 1922, the weather had abated: "Rest and calm after the storm – the year has begun kindly for us", wrote Shackleton in his diary.

The weather conditions are abating.

By the time the storm abated, Weathers was deemed too far gone to save.

While the heaviest rains have abated, wet weather continued in parts of the state on Saturday and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology forecast little reprieve.

The implosions have abated as drier weather has returned, but problems are just beginning.

Thus, that aspect of inflationary pressure will continue as it stays cold and will abate as the weather warms.

The problem has abated with the warmer weather, he said, but they knew it would return again next winter.

An attack on 9 October by the 49th and 66th Divisions, both British formations attached to II ANZAC Corps, was hampered by the poor weather which showed no signs of abating and achieved very limited gains.