Sentence examples for weather stand from inspiring English sources

People who do not prepare for bad weather stand a strong chance of suffering.

Site and weather conditions, stand type, machine characteristics, operational mode and crew size were all noted on the study form.

Only the weather stood in the way.

February's frigid weather stood out on a global scale, as the western half of North America was about the only region on Earth to have temperatures much cooler than average.

Before Weathers stood up for Perez, Leiter picked up Alfonzo when Alfonzo's slide came too late to catch Uribe's foul pop in the fourth.

From the weathered stands at St James Parkk in Exeter, the song is sung with great pride: 'Have you ever, have you ever, have you ever played Brazil?' It's a chant which is typically greeted with bemusement by traveling supporters oblivious to its significance.

Most television stations use "green screens" in front of which weather reporters stand.

Even weather forecasters stand to take a big hit, with the budget deal slashing money that the Obama administration had initially sought for a satellite-building program considered vital to forecasting.

Landings are also left until the early evening, when winds are light.The flight across America will give the team's meteorologists an opportunity to see how their weather models stand up.

Weber's stylish and practical gas and charcoal barbecues are designed to withstand any weather and stand the test of time, with a minimum of five year warranty on all models.

And while Campbell has looked good on his feet, Krause will be able to weather the stand up and engage in his own offense.