Sentence examples for weather turned out from inspiring English sources

The weather turned out to be cold and dry, even if the start in Bruges was drizzly.

The weather turned out fine.

"And if I may say so, your majesty, thank God the weather turned out fine," he added.

In the UK, the weather turned out to be slightly better than anticipated, with clouds breaking in many places at just the right time.

The decision to film most of the picture in Europe also allowed the ability to shoot during summer in both continents, although the weather turned out to be so erratic during filming that Adamson joked he had been lied to.

Supermarkets that stock meat and other barbecue items in anticipation of sunshine are often left with unsold food if the weather turns out rainy and cold instead.

The plains of East Anglia, from which at least half a dozen of these poems seem to derive, offer a vista of "biblical" rainfall ("Seawater, nightly, brought gifts to our door"), while even in the urban setting of "Here Are Some Words" the weather turns out to have "brushed the streets with yesterday's rain".

WHILE WE LOVE THESE BURSTS OF WARMER WEATHER Turns out it's not the best for our overall health.

Each morning at 7, whatever the weather, they turned out for the North Korea Five-Provinces Ex-pats players.

He was like a house with all its doors and windows wide open, not because the weather had turned out fine, but because the occupants were negligent or had fled.

Despite the sunny weather, audiences turned out again for "Alice in Wonderland" (Walt Disney, Tim Burtonn's eccentric 3-D tale starring Mia Wasikowska, right, as Alice, putting it at No. 1 with $35 million in domestic ticket sales over the weekend and a cumulative total of $266 million, according to Team Screenline, a box-office data service.