Sentence examples for weather rules from inspiring English sources

Weather rules events, not its puny human victims.

He has seen lean times and flush times, all of which have taught him one thing: the weather rules.

Mr. Bloomberg has been compared unflatteringly — and perhaps unfairly, but so it goes when weather rules the news cycle — with Newark's mayor, Cory A. Booker, who has tweeted his way through the storm to much acclaim.

WASHINGTON -- Although there were some initial fears that a cold front pushing through town Wednesday afternoon would made outdoor events wet and miserable for the evening, perfectly delightful weather conditions ruled the night.

8 10 Application of heat illness-related research led to the development of the WTA's Extreme Weather Conditions Rule.

The bid by the Jets and the Giants has already received an exception for the weather rule that says that games held in cold-weather climates be played in stadiums with a roof.

It was, in short, where the subway workers' weather rule was vindicated once again: they say that when it is cold outside, it is at least five degrees colder underground, and that when it is hot, it is always five degrees hotter.

But the effort to play the game at the new Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., passed a threshold Thursday when the N.F.L. announced that it had waived its weather rule to allow the New York region to bid for the championship game, after the 2013 season.

Follow the wick, warmth and weather rule for layering fabrics.

The pioneer settlers who came here with their flocks in the late 19th century faced winters that would cut them off from the rest of the world for months at a time, and even now, despite heated floors and excellent food, the weather still rules.

Major League Baseball has announced the derby will go on, but because of the weather, several rules will be changed to condense the event.