Sentence examples for weather somewhat from inspiring English sources

While seeing LeBlanc endure classic British weather somewhat amused me, there wasn't much fun or thrill and I would have quite happily skipped over it.

In 1997, her health deteriorating, she decided to return to England, and despite finding the weather somewhat cold and wet for his tastes, Puente came with her.

The company's stock has weathered somewhat of a beating since it went public, though it was able to beat Wall Street's expectations today.

It's not unfair to say that the UK weather is somewhat unpredictable.

During the summer (December –January) the territorial administration moves from Windhoek to Swakopmund, where the weather is somewhat cooler.

See articleThe weather eased somewhat in China after the worst snowstorms in 50 years in the south and centre of the country.

The relatively warm weather is somewhat dangerous for recreational runners, who are not as finely trained as the professionals and are on the course longer.

If the weather becomes somewhat damp, trellising is a good way to keep your melons protected from harm, especially in the latter stages of the growing season, but it's not super-necessary.

His face is weathered, and somewhat tan even in late fall, like those of the other Harbor Unit officers who spend time outdoors.

But while weather delays increased somewhat this year, volume delays rose significantly, to 5,397 from 3,376 last August.

ATMOSPHERE A deep, narrow town house with a fireplace up front, a terrace for warmer weather and a somewhat dated feel, even after renovations.