Sentence examples for weather better from inspiring English sources

Grey slabs weather better and require less maintenance.

The toilets are nicer, the contingency plans for bad weather better, the food incalculably more inviting.

But within the small-group language of common practice, it is Mr. Shorter whose pieces weather better through time.

Hey, maybe we're not, and it's not just those windows that are virtual … No, but they would have made the weather better, sunsets and everything.

A European colour standard wasn't set until 1963 with Phase Alternating Line (PAL), which was technically superior and able to deal with weather better than NTSC.

Steve Noyes, operations and customer services director at the Met Office, said: "Nobody knows Britain's weather better and, during our long relationship with the BBC, we've revolutionised weather communication to make it an integral part of British daily life.

The bell-like Balenciaga from 10 years earlier (Slide 6) seems to have weathered better.

Mr Flint was the financial director at the bank through the financial crisis, a crisis that HSBC weathered better than most with its diversified structure and better management of its cash.

Reschedule for a time when the weathers better.

The summer weather is better.

Wait till the weather is better.