Sentence examples for weather pulling from inspiring English sources

Even with the calmer weather, pulling aboard the yellow buoy was back-wrenching work: beneath the floating portion at the top was a hundred feet of sea-life-encrusted stretch hose and a heavy metal frame.

Among the early adopters is Rio de Janeiro, whose urban command center tracks everything from accidents to hyperlocal weather conditions, pulling data from thirty departments and private companies, including Waze.

Younger visitors can take a more leisurely ride on the Cornish Mine Train and Animal Express; inquisitive minds can try the Hands On Science Experience, and if the weather pulls a face you can pile into the new indoor play zone (for 1 to 11-year-olds).

Cisco has started to cut costs as it looks to weather current conditions, pulling back on hiring, contractors, travel, marketing and recruiting.

There are also real-time weather conditions pulled down from the Wii Forecast Channel.

Every so often, warm weather teams pull off an upset.

Air and better weather usually pull them through.

While most people are bundling up to battle Detroit's frigid winter weather, BMW pulls the covers of a sporty new convertible.

WEATHER They pulled this one out of a hat: Sprinkles, then patchy fog, then cloudy, gradually becoming mostly sunny with a high of 72, but with a chance of showers again by nightfall.

Up in the barrel houses, they pick out selected barrels to expose to extremes of weather, to pull the whiskey in and out of the wood as much as possible.

The true underlying trend may be somewhere between the good news of January and February (caused in part by warm weather, which pulled forward various spending) and the disappointing news of March and April (because some spending that would normally have happened then instead happened earlier).