Sentence examples for weather things from inspiring English sources

"As a result of the decrease in natural gas prices, and the economy and the less than favorable weather, things have changed since then," he said.

And then, obviously, all of the weather things of late, how quickly we can be isolated.

To be Icelandic, he says, is to be "flexible" to sudden changes of fortune (it's probably a weather thing).

(But as my young-adult daughter pointed out to me recently, "Mom, I've got this whole weather thing down, okay?").

"It's been a journey for our small team and we have weathered things like electronic components coming in flawed and shipments of other essential parts being delayed," wrote Cuff's founder, sounding very much like the typical startup underdog.

It is also a reminder that liquidity can be a fair-weather thing.

Tornadoes are mostly a warm-weather thing, but they do occur in October and even November.

"Most people like making heavy weather of things, and one of things I enjoy about this adaptation is that her likeability is like the likeability she has in my head".

WHEN a flight encounters bad weather and things start flying around the cabin, the sensible thing for the pilot to do is to descend to calmer air before people start to worry about the wings falling off.

So did the weather ruin things?

In fields such as optical recognition, for example, digital technology tends to make pretty heavy weather of things.