Sentence examples for weather guard from inspiring English sources

Protect them with a weather guard to make your investment last longer.

Traditional uses include hunting deer and bear (even in inclement weather), a guard dog, a military dog, a fighting dog, a sled dog.

"It's tough to travel, make a long trip in the cold weather," said Kings guard Mike Bibby, who had a key assist in the final minute.

"Irish weather," every gatekeeper, security guard or club official seemed to mutter to dripping passers-by, expressing the French phobia about playing teams from their island neighbors in the rain.

Widely varying predictions about climate change make it especially hard for engineers to build for the future — or for insurers to guard against weather-related losses.

WEARING lots of layers and a decent waterproof coat is one way to guard against changeable weather.

If this winter tells us anything, it's that we'll have to remain on guard for familiar weather risks as well as the evolving ones brought by climate change.

But this sunny weather caught some scientists off guard: According to their models, more clouds should have started to crop up as Titan approached its summer season.

I have always been interested in water, even as a swimmer, a diver, and a coast guard on a weather ship out in the middle of the Atlantic during the Korean War.

The half-fairing and hand guards provide additional weather protection.

Some club rides insist participants fit guards in wet weather.