Sentence examples for weather strong from inspiring English sources

Ordinary residents and motorists could also begin getting ready too, as cold weather, strong winds and heavy rainfall can set in very fast.

However, it is dependent on weather conditions and therefore is hampered by such climatic conditions as wet weather, strong winds as well as mist and fogs.

While experts say the shallow sea should make the recovery fairly straightforward in good weather, strong winds and big waves have frustrated the multinational force of ships and divers that has converged at the site.

Environmental processes also include stochastic events such as catastrophic weather (strong drought, flood...)...

The cast also looks appropriately grubby and weathered: strong but not six-packed, as if their tough lifestyle as farmers and fighters – rather than thousands of ab-crunches in the gym – has made them powerful.

Thompson later sent Major Richard Lonsdale to take command of these outlying troops, and throughout Wednesday 20 they weathered strong German attacks before falling back to the main divisional perimeter.

British Prime Minister David Cameron, who weathered strong criticism from leaders of his coalition partner, the Liberal Democratic Party, the opposition Labor Party, and even a Conservative member of his own Cabinet, to defend Israel's right to defend itself, and who condemned "Hamas's refusal to end their rocket attacks despite all efforts to broker a ceasefire".

Marlo Thomas's effervescent Anne Marie twirls a parasol at Lincoln Center and flies a kite in Central Park, and Mary Tyler Moore tosses her hat in the air with unrepressed chipperness (in the opening credits of "That Girl," Marlo Thomas appears to be weathering stronger breezes and hangs on to hers).

The town's huge soft dunes, warm weather and strong steady winds were ideal for testing and perfecting their strange flying apparatus.

For example, in 1988, fueled by warm temperatures, dry weather, and strong winds, more than a third of Yellowstone National Park was engulfed in flames.

Warmer weather brings stronger winds, and stronger winds bring waves.