Sentence examples for weather save from inspiring English sources
You can have one-on-one conversations with it, asking for restaurant recommendations, navigation instructions, find photos, get the weather, save information or even command the smartphone to do things on Android.
And so it was, with typical clunkiness and unashamed clumsiness, that GMTV's weathergirl Clare bid her adieu on the last ever episode of the morning news programme, happy to end on good weather (save for Hurricane Earl in the US).
It would retrofit two million homes and 75percentt of all federal buildings to better protect against the weather, saving low-income homeowners an average of $350 a year in utility costs and the government $2 billion a year.
Changing a planned route to avoid bad weather could save a heavy fuel-use penalty, and tweaking speed to arrive at the destination just in time could save significant amounts of polluting fuel being wasted.
The Americans, vastly outnumbered, lost the battle, but the weather helped save their cause.
Either way, New Zealand can't put their faith in the weather to save this.
But while the exterior walls of the building will be very heavily insulated against the weather to save energy, the thin, lightweight floors may not block enough sound traveling up and down through the building.
That could be enough, depending on such factors as the weather, to save a typical oil-heated household up to $100 over the winter, and a family might well experience similar savings for gasoline over several months of driving.
Men have grown grey and old waiting for rain in western Australia, so the weather cannot save England.
If you hope to avoid rough weather and save a little money, plan a cruise to the southern Caribbean.
