Sentence examples for weather rendered from inspiring English sources

Heavy rain meant organisers reduced the competition to 70 holes after the weather rendered the par-three fourth unplayable.

In the autumn of the same year he returned to the attack, but poor weather rendered military operations impossible; the campaign was abandoned before contact could be made with the enemy.

We saw the mattress they slept on, near the closet where they kept wine and groceries (the freezing cold weather rendered a fridge unnecessary, which was convenient since it didn't work).

But recent unseasonal mild, dry weather renders the bucolic village of Bungendore, just outside Canberra, in soft autumnal glow.

Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Russia has fallen foul of the weather for the second time in 24 hours, with hostile conditions rendering Windsor Park unplayable.

Sipping hot chocolate seems appropriate during Chocolate Week, but the unseasonably sunny weather has rendered hot drinks strangely unappealing.

The cornucopia includes Larry Counts's handmade brooms, Lee Osborne's weather vanes rendered from original drawings, the heirloom needlework of Linda Mullins's infant clothing, plus a score of other offerings, ranging from traditional slab pottery to hardwood bowls and rocking horses, and from rag rugs to apple-butter soap.

(This is also one of the reasons why people say not to eat oyster in months with 'r' in their name: oysters spawn in warm weather, which renders them muddy and tasteless).

While the low-lying plains along the Mekong River and the Tonlé Sap lake and river system are highly exposed to flood hazards, a lack of irrigation infrastructure and variable weather also render the country susceptible to seasonal droughts.

This kind of weather quickly renders all deodorants and perfumes completely useless because the stench of "I feel like I'm dying" is basically impossible to remove from clothing without a proper washing.

Variable weather conditions also render a reliable energy injection planning impossible, causing the photovoltaic power plant output to be most often unpredictable.