Sentence examples for weather off from inspiring English sources

Pretty rough weather off Tasmania, 150-mile-an-hour winds.

The Navy's last rigid dirigible, the Macon, went down in bad weather off Point Sur in 1935.

Meanwhile, bad weather off Brighton meant the traditional dip in the English Channel had to be cancelled due to a high tide and 30mph winds.

Robert Jornlin of Earlville, Ill., described the voyage as fairly smooth, despite steering problems and rough, cold weather off the Florida Keys this week.

Today's start of the fourth running of the nonstop round-the-world event was postponed until Tuesday, because of unsettled weather off Les Sables d'Olonne, France.

The Confederate privateer, which had captured nine Northern vessels in less than two months, ran aground in foul weather off St. Augustine and on Aug. 18 had to be abandoned.

Fortunately, for most skiers, choosing a destination involves working an algorithm of less-than-life-threatening factors: price, weather, off-slope amenities -- even whether there is bungee-trampoline jumping (try Northstar-at-Tahoe Northstar-at-Tahoe Northstar-at-Tahoerom the skinsCaliforniading torthe slopes (Copper Mountain in Colorado).

And Captain Chris also followed up his Cheltenham win in the Ryanair Novice Chase, albeit he made heavy weather of seeing off Realt Dubh.

Nikola Matawalu ran in the game's only try as Glasgow Warriors made heavy weather of seeing off Scarlets at a soggy Scotstoun.

In this paper the use of millimeter-wave radar is proposed as a possible solution for all-weather off-road perception.

Their boat had foundered in dire weather conditions off the north Cornish coast.