Sentence examples for weather spoiled from inspiring English sources

But the weather spoiled it for us.

The cold weather spoiled Haile Gebrselassie's attempt to break a third world record this season, while Michael Johnson showed he still had not recovered from injuries, finishing third in the 400 meters today at the Bislett Games.

It's just a shame the weather spoiled what could have been a good game.

"Clearly the weather spoiled what could have been a good game and throughout the 120 minutes I don't think either side actually mastered the conditions.

The weather spoiled him, and when he went off to Cornell University's school of hotel administration, he couldn't take the cold, so he returned home to California.

In 1990, Texas gubernatorial candidate Clayton Williams compared cold, foggy weather spoiling an event to rape, stating, "If it's inevitable, just relax and enjoy it".

They didn't let the weather spoil the fun".

The British don't let a little thing like weather spoil a picnic.

I've also been given a greater insight into the level of organisation required to get the show on the road and the inevitable frustration when the weather spoils things for everyone.

U-862 unsuccessfully attacked the Greek freighter Ilissos off the South Australian coast on 9 December, with bad weather spoiling both the attack and subsequent Australian efforts to locate the submarine.

The annual festival in Calgary had several emergencies caused by a combination of alcohol and "at least one illicit drug". Borgeous refused to let the bad weather spoil a thing.