Sentence examples for weather proved from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weather proved" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct
It could possibly be used as part of a larger sentence, such as "The weather proved unpredictable," but it would still need a subject and verb to be a complete sentence. Example: The weather proved to be a challenge during our camping trip.
But this past winter the balmy weather proved a bonanza.
The weather proved to be equally mixed with heavy storms over the weekend followed by outbreaks of sunshine, which fended off any mudbaths.
On a day when the wet, windy weather proved rather too quintessentially English for the liking of Mark Sampson's players, France also proved infuriatingly typical.
Even the bitterly cold, wet and windy weather proved no ally for Arbroath, who have been known to take advantage of the North Sea gales whipping through the little stadium.
Last year's weather proved particularly costly for the organisers of festivals which rely on on-the-day ticket sales.
The weather proved frustrating for those who are preparing or still trying to qualify for the first major of the year at Augusta which starts on Thursday.
Weather conditions proved challenging for the Preakness Stakes, which was beset by violent rainstorms that drenched the track before and during the race.
And of course, as I choose to do, you can also jump about a bit if the weather proves uncooperative.
The jacket was back in force during last week's mild weather, proving yet again that it is the wearers who are the final arbiters of style, not the designers.
New data from a NASA satellite that monitors space weather proves that the earth is not just a passive target for solar storms, but also an active participant that helps generate some of the damaging effects.
If the weather proves poor during this period, astronomers could be offered another chance for a celestial delight at the end of the year when comet Ison should grace our skies.
