Sentence examples for weather keeping from inspiring English sources

Rain pattered on the tin roof overhead, and around us the tiny semi-outdoor restaurant was packed with a cheerful evening throng seeking shelter from the weather, keeping warm with steaming tumblers of hot sake.

When I razzed my friend for his love of gadgetry, he showed me some of Alexa's other tricks: telling us the weather, keeping a shopping list, ordering products from Amazon.

Here is a small, stationary machine that you set somewhere in your house, which you address as Alexa, which performs a variety of tasks — playing music, reading the news and weather, keeping a shopping list — that you can already do on your phone.

With the weather keeping the teams from taking batting practice and conspiring with the lack of drama to send many fans who had bought tickets in search of another form of entertainment, Manager Bobby Valentine stayed in his office before the game, then talked about what went wrong this season and what will be right next season.

In that sense, the Internet has become a critical way to hedge against bad weather, keeping people spending when they can't get to the store.

They are great for snow weather, keeping you warm and cozy, as many are made from sheepskin.

Wind and ocean currents around Antarctica isolate the continent from global weather patterns, keeping it cold.

However, the new poverty brought about by the "chaos in the weather" was keeping their grandchildren out of school.

Alternatively, if the weather is keeping to type, there's some basic seating inside, behind sliding glass doors.

"Unfortunately,' said Elaine Makatura, the spokeswoman for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, "the wet weather is keeping a lot of our equipment indoors".

The authorities credited the bad weather with keeping more children from the ride, which had been packed earlier in the day.