Sentence examples for weather grant from inspiring English sources

"Truly great political leaders, real statesmen – they can change the weather," Grant says.

I never took weather for granted.

CatWilson Winterhighland.info Skiing (and boarding) in Scotland can be great, but never take the weather for granted.

Coming from the chilly city of Oslo, Norwegian producer Lindstrøm doesn't take good weather for granted.

Of course the weather gods didn't grant them any kind of courtesy as it's raining.

Two partial but inconclusive fleet actions on 28 and 29 May followed, during which Howe seized the weather gage from Villaret, granting him freedom to choose the time and place of his next attack.

In a new installation from Design I/O Theo Watson, Emily Gobeille, and Nick Hardeman called Weather Worlds kids (yes, and adults too) get the chance to lord their wills over rain and wind in a piece that "grants children weather controlling superpowers".

The $5 billion in grants helped airlines weather their unprecedented grounding, and the $10 billion loan guarantee program, by its mere creation, served as a form of terrorism insurance that helped airlines tap capital markets in subsequent months.

And if the quality of the sport is mixed, with plenty of maidens and handicaps as ballast to the elite contests, then there will be a corresponding air of relaxation over the next three afternoons – not least granted the benign weather forecast.

Granted, unusually bad weather may have accounted for some of the reluctance of employers to hire in January.

Those friends haven't read my grant rejection letters, weathered the silence of editors too disinterested to so much as answer my queries, stumbled through another set of vocabulary flash cards that flash into and out of this 64-year-old's mind in a matter of seconds.