Sentence examples for weather lost from inspiring English sources
Yet Bridgewater's risk parity fund, called All Weather, lost investors 7percentt in 2015.
As a result, I was generally oblivious to the beautiful weather, lost in my own worries.
The team, except for losing years in 1998 and 1999, has been improving, enough to weather losing Randy Johnson, Ken Griffey Jr. and Alex Rodriguez.
The thick soups, savory stews and braised meats that tweak our appetites during cool weather lose their appeal in the hot summer sunshine.
"You think about wading through mud or snow with a lamb in each hand to get them out of inclement weather, losing an overshoe along the way.
Goosen didn't adjust well to the wet weather, losing his grip on a tee shot that led to a double bogey.
Already robbed of most of its mythological weight, weather gradually lost the rest of its literary status, too.
Shamans' séances are devoted to healing their coreligionists, ending famines and adverse weather, finding lost articles and people, and so forth.
That's Jack FM - the radio format with no presenters, no small talk about the weather or lost pets - just lots of songs played in a seemingly random order.
"We assume that because of the bad weather, it lost visibility," Gen. Hector Fabio Velasco, the head of the Colombian Air Force, said at a news conference.
The late summer / early autumn of 1819 had been glorious after three years – including the year "without a summer" – of very dismal weather and lost harvests.
