Sentence examples for weather counting from inspiring English sources

Day to day, Mr. Daley oversees commerce duties like forecasting weather, counting how many people live in the nation, promoting United States goods abroad and collecting data on the national economy.

One factor sure to complicate the tournament — not counting weather, which could cause another delayed men's singles final — is the impact of the Olympics on the health and fitness of top players.

Weather conditions at the cycle counting site were approximated by the hourly weather conditions recorded in the closest stations.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] and climate changeSIR – Your briefing on natural disasters discounted the possibility of a connection between global warming and weather-related events ("Counting the cost of calamities", January 14th).

And look at this chart: record weather, and that's not even if you count weather!

He has only missed one cut in four years, or two cuts if you insist on counting the weather-delayed 1998 Pebble Beach tournament, when he elected not to return for the final round in August, six months after the tournament began.

"You don't get up at 4 a.m. in cold weather just to count sparrows and starlings," Mr. LeBaron said.

Particularly hated was the roll call, or Appell, which forced inmates to wake before dawn and stand outside, in all weather, to be counted and recounted.

According to the third step of the calculation process, the outage numbers at different weather blocks are counted.

The similarity found in road accident nature of C2 and C3 is that in rainy weather the accidents counts increases slightly for both clusters.

Sean was counting on a weather station.