Sentence examples for weather diversions from inspiring English sources

If the fates are kind, perhaps you might be able to get in line for one of these warm weather diversions.

"Blood Pressures" is their first release since singer Alison Mosshart's Dead Weather diversion with Jack White.

Wouldn't it be great if someone in an undetectable control tower were watching your child's every move in and out of the cafeteria, letting you know who kissed whom and who refrained from that second bag of Doritos? "Pretty Little Liars" is more than a warm-weather diversion: it is the next best thing to surveillance video.

Travelers in the know have long gravitated to The Big Island's Kona Coast for its superb weather and unique diversions distinguishing it from other Hawaii destinations.

But saying baseball is no longer our national pastime ignores important facts: Football teams play once a week, often in cold weather, obviating competing outdoor diversions, yet baseball attracts fans to stadiums daily for six months.

But compared with the disasters that a melting Arctic could bring, grumbling about the weather might seem like a comforting diversion.

The weather that caused Sky Lantern's diversion also accounts for the very fact that Dundonnell is heading out to California.

Consistently mild weather patterns make windsurfing a popular diversion, and some 30 dive sites surrounding the island are known for their secret caverns, holes, and overhangs.

However, a programme of scientific observations was maintained, exercise was taken outside the hut when the weather permitted, and as a further diversion Savio improvised a sauna in the snowdrifts alongside the hut.

As with vehicle-to-vehicle technologies, drivers would be able to track traffic and weather problems and get warnings suggesting possible diversions.

The sport developed as a diversion in winter, when cold weather made farming impossible and forced nomads down from their mountainside pastures.