Sentence examples for weather spell from inspiring English sources

However Burt and The Siberian Times disagree as to whether the warm weather spell is a record.

For the first tomato and rape and second rape crops the rise in the N2O emission coincided with wet weather spells (Fig. 5a, b).

Cold, icy weather spells trouble for the NHS for two main reasons: it leads to an increase in falls and respiratory illness.

In contrast, the researchers found little or no impact on production from either cold weather spells or floods.

Though the harshest winter in three decades is over in Tajikistan, the aid will help survive further cold weather spells and severe winters, all of which are predicted for this part of the world in the years to come.

There Nauman trains horses and raises cattle, among other activities that help him to weather legendary spells of artist's block.

The wild weather also spelled the end for a decades-old fig tree at Brisbane's Normanby hotel, which crashed into an outdoor seating area.

The number was Windsor 6-1212, and he was getting calls from every body in N.Y. who thinks weather is spelled with an "H".

I watched allota fights but that decision was some bs.Now I wanna see pacqiou verses may weather I spelled PAC mans name wrong so what lol — SHAQ (@SHAQ) June 10 , 2012Pacquiao seemed to have put his marital strife behind him for this bout, rededicating himself to his marriage after admitting he had cheated on his wife, Jinkee.

Another Burns penalty reduced the deficit to 13 points, but after weathering a spell of Gloucester pressure, Leota broke through again.

Chelsea weathered a spell of early Steaua pressure without too much difficulty, with the home side restricted to one long-range effort from Alexandru Chipciu in the opening half-an-hour.