Sentence examples for weather reverted from inspiring English sources
When the weather reverted back to its usual desert state -- hot, dry and hotter and drier, I dealt with that, too.
But as the Canadians and their guests kept piling into the streets and the home team kept piling up the gold medals, momentum slowly, inexorably shifted, even if the weather ultimately reverted to poor form, making it tough to make out some of the snow boarders and skiers Saturday.
Look at them swaying there out in the wind,bowed by the nastiest weather:always reverting to genusand always together.
The weather, so balmy in June, reverted to rainy type in July, confounding predictions of a prolonged scorcher, leaving the meteorologists red-faced and the skin of stay-at-home Britons pallid.
Cold weather has come and the clock has reverted to normal time, giving us long dark November evenings to be filled with normalness.
"The company has so far repeatedly failed to stop the resultant oil leak and has instead reverted to containment methods that are yet to be fully implemented and are subject to potential weather-related disruption," the rating agency says.
Some have already reverted.
Montana laws, however, simply reverted to their original "reasonable and prudent" language, requiring drivers to use good judgment in maintaining a safe speed given weather, road and traffic conditions, and the state of their vehicle.
Much has reverted to brush.
West, though, reverted to diamonds.
