Sentence examples for weather picked from inspiring English sources

Maybe this is all apocryphal, but a woman in Norway, while wandering in the icy wastes of the frozen North in minus 14-degree weather, picked up her iPhone only to find it had shattered in the cold.

Strong winds confined them to the tent until 13 November, and they were able to travel just a short distance before the weather picked up again.

But the weather picked up spirits Saturday when the San Gabriel Mountains glistened beyond the backstretch, purple and yellow pansies stood in full bloom near the paddock and the large crowd also was given free calendars, free stuffed toy horses and free sunshine.

At this time of year, when the weather picks up (usually) and the clocks go forward, I often find myself dreamily recalling the semi-final stage of the competition in years gone by.

When setup is complete, you can further customize the launcher experience by turning on or off the weather, picking a color for your theme, or choosing to disable access to the status bar and notification area.

If you'll be camping alone in harsh weather, pick a tent that is easily pitched by a single person.

A fine cold weather pick is the smooth roasted garlic soup, a rich, soothing puree poured around a centerpiece of chopped tomatoes and lettuces (the menu said fresh mushrooms).

For a cold weather pick-me-up, check out this adorable video of dolphins helping a seal find its way back to sea, this little baby panda who suffers from "acute cuteness," and the llama who photobombed this amazing picture from Machu Picchu.

Doppler weather radar picked up falling meteorites, giving clues to where to look for fragments, Dr. Jenniskens said.

Ideally, I've found, this is best achieved over a hot barbecue, but unless the weather's picked up dramatically in the last few days, you'll be relieved to know other options are available.

Denver weather has picked up lately with a couple glorious 65-degree sunshine-filled days.