Sentence examples for weather lasts from inspiring English sources

Mythology is a solid companion for dinner while the cold weather lasts.

It's summer and if the hot weather lasts, we are all likely to be plagued by insects.

The shift in weather lasts all of 20 minutes, though, before thick fog descends, cold wind howls and the island is grey and cold again.

The worst of Sunday's weather lasted roughly 90 minutes, but there was no way the tournament could finish by nightfall.

It is plausible for the hottest annual day to either fall within an overall cooler heatwave event, or as part of hot weather lasting less than 3 days.

The Fe and Al minerals produced by acid-sulfate weathering are relatively rare (heretofore undocumented from Nebraska), and form in quantity only during episodes of dry weather lasting up to several weeks.

The ancient Britons who lived by the side of a lake at Star Carr in Yorkshire, the UK's most important site from the Middle Stone Age, seem to have prospered during bouts of extreme weather lasting longer than a century.

Looking back through the climate records for the last few years it's striking just how polarised our weather has become, with one particular type of weather lasting for weeks on-end.

The plan, which was accelerated to take advantage of a window of good weather lasting seven to 10 days, didn't inspire confidence in the residents of the oil-slicked coast.

When the weather was good, he worked and behaved like the others in his village, but as soon as dark clouds covered the sky, he would close himself in his house, put blinds on the windows, and remain alone for as long as the bad weather lasted.

A period with much sunny and hot summer weather lasted from early July until end of August 2013, likely encouraging the use of the recreational areas in the reopened floodplain.