Sentence examples for weather fades from inspiring English sources
A spring getaway also allows visitors to appreciate that resort towns are more than just places to spread a beach towel; they are real communities with year-round residents and some charms that don't bloom until the summer weather fades.
Once you are ensconced in Maine for the summer, the all-encompassing subject of the weather fades into its proper place: insignificance.
Friday Night Groove Wondering how to squeeze in one last tour in those gold lame hot pants before the summer weather fades?
Because of poor weather, fading light and steep terrain, rescuers were not able to reach the crash site until 7 a.m.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. employment gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but surging wages and an unemployment rate at an eight-year low suggested the labor market recovery remains firm.
Soft commodity prices subsided as the El Niño weather system faded; the food index is now a third below its peak in May 1997.
Waymo lists an extra 19 examples of challenges it uses for testing, including that its cars must be able to "detect and respond" to animals, motorcyclists, school buses, slippery roads, unanticipated weather, and faded or missing road signs.
Weather may fade, but pictures of post-drought west Texas, hurricane-ravaged New Orleans and submerging countries such as Tuvalu are a stark reminder that climate change carries not only an economic or environmental toll, but also a human one.
Even the town's usually reliable source of tourist revenue, President Johnson's boyhood home, was languishing, a victim of dreary winter weather and fading memories of the 36th president.
After the summer weather has faded into fall, and the nights have gotten colder, it's time to plant your bulbs and start dreaming of spring again.
These days, Kodachrome can now only be processed as black-and-white, which gives the film a slightly distressed quality, as if weathered or faded over time.
