Sentence examples for weather combines from inspiring English sources

Batmania, Federation Square, Melbourne, from 1 April to 28 April Known for pulling together intriguing group shows, Hobart's Despard gallery forthcoming exhibition Weather combines artists Andrew McIlroy, Tony Barrow, Peter Hjort, Dale Richards, and Catherine Woo.

The food -- especially the rich and spicy mole sauces and the locally produced chocolate -- is famously good (vegetarians find much more to eat here than in other parts of Mexico) and the weather combines the cool clarity of high altitude with the warmth of proximity to the tropics.

The open spaces, and changing wind, light and weather conditions combine to create a setting unrivalled by an museum.

"For bees in northern Europe, poor weather conditions – combined with these other factors – are certainly making beekeeping a challenge and survival difficult for honey bees generally.

The AA warned that the roads were likely to be busier tomorrow when worsening weather conditions combined with the return to school in many areas.

But in late January 1910, she seemed perilously close to doing so, as unusual weather conditions combined with faulty engineering along the city's quays to unleash a record-breaking flood.

Torrid weather combined with transplant shock will kill an ailing specimen.

The weather, combined with that incident, had almost emptied the town.

Foreign travelers willing to overlook the scary headlines this winter have found India at its best -- cool, sunny weather combined with relatively uncrowded tourist sites.

This year's raspberry crop was up by a quarter on last year and blueberries were up by 60%, as warm weather combined with new growing techniques to increase production.

The governing body is confident of learning from the mistakes of that year, when poor crowds and bad weather combined to make for an underwhelming competition.