Sentence examples for weather must be from inspiring English sources
The fields come close up to the road, which is narrow and in the wet weather must be heavy travelling.
The weather must be dry enough for brush, dead wood and thickets of stunted pine trees to ignite, and there must be enough wind to spread the flames.
For the current altitude effort to succeed, the weather must be sunny with few clouds before the plane takes off from the Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai, Mr. Del Frate said.
You will be told that such bizarre weather must be a sign of dangerous climate change — and that these images are a mere preview of what's in store unless we act quickly to cool the planet.
So their theory is that a region's agriculture is vulnerable to variations in space weather if it meets three conditions: the local weather must be sensitive to space weather; the local agriculture must be critically vulnerable to sudden changes in weather; and finally, the region must be isolated.
Time lost due to severe weather must be made up within three months or can be charged to a staff member's vacation, holiday, or PTO account or as leave without pay (or any combination of these).
But the extreme weather in this region, the cold weather specially, must be solved technically before initiate any wind farm project.
In mild weather they must be heaven, but when the wind is up and the waves are lashing, a berth in the cabana becomes an ongoing purgatory.
Once the balloon is airborne and on its way, the weather model must be constantly updated and the balloon navigated precisely to take advantage of varying conditions.
The president is obviously worried about leaving us alone and under the economic weather; that must be why his Department of Health and Human Services put up some advice Tuesday on its Web site about "Getting Through Tough Economic Times".
As the sun continues erupting and belting out these clouds of plasma towards Earth, the capabilities and especially limitations of existing space weather forecasting must be kept in mind.
