Sentence examples for weather drew from inspiring English sources

Day after day, week after week and month after month, the weather drew me outside.

Swimming or no, the sunny weather drew swarms of people to the beaches on Sunday, which came as a financial relief to vendors like Mike Bissel, 51, who was selling hot dogs from a cart on Ocean Avenue in Belmar.

On Saturday morning, the weather drew people to their windows again and again to see how fast the snow was falling, then to see if the fire hydrant had disappeared, then to worry whether the plows were coming.

A proposal by the European Commission to prohibit ships from leaving port in severe weather drew fire from some shippers, who said it would further crimp oil supplies on the Continent and exports from North Sea fields.

The house had grown disturbed — doors pestering at their frames whenever the weather drew breath, clatters on the roof, something twisting, searching overhead, and meanwhile she dreamed a little of being underwater, swimming the length of an obstacle course, both a game and an obstacle course, in some kind of terrible amusement park.

"Time is running out," Bloomberg said as the bad weather drew nearer.

If anything, she said, she might get frustrated as the warm weather draws bigger crowds to the Gansevoort's rooftop bar.

With the hot weather drawing to a close, it is finally time to reveal the results of this column's long-awaited survey of summer subway smells.

Comet, with game tables on the sidewalk in good weather, draws families with young children early in the evening and later becomes a hangout for Gen Xers, drawn by $2.50 PBR longnecks.

Warm weather draws families outside, and kids get busy on the work of childhood.

Some tend to claim that the increase is simply a result of warm weather drawing people out of winter hibernation in their homes, bringing more potential shooters into contact with more potential victims.