Sentence examples for weather earlier from inspiring English sources

Warm weather earlier in the week also forced the cancellation of slopestyle races.

Second, where overs are lost to the weather earlier in the game, as happened at The Oval, the following days' play should start earlier, at 10am.

The uncannily warm weather earlier in the month underlined the discomfort as temperatures pushing 70 degrees taunted the plastic snowflakes hanging absurdly in store windows.

GFS's managing director, Neil Cotty, said the bad weather earlier this month had come at the worst time, when online purchases were at their height.

The country may still have the third-largest corn crop in history because good weather earlier in the year encouraged planting, but Mr. Vilsack said the drought would result in price increases for food into 2013.

Because some plants are obligately dependent on photoperiod, meaning that they will not flower until the dark period reaches a certain length, warmer weather earlier in the year has no effect on their flowering time.

Adverse weather conditions earlier in the day meant a planned display by the Red Devils parachute team was cancelled.

Henrik Stenson also had to weather early adversity.

China experienced harsh weather early in the year and floods in the summer.

The Mets said the doubleheader was not scheduled for Wednesday was because of a forecast of continued bad weather early in the day.

But the sunny and warm weather early in the week transformed to chilly and rainy by the end, harming Orb's chances.