Sentence examples for weather went from inspiring English sources

But because it is a brand, the weather went bad.

But then the weather went from one extreme to another.

Right across the border in South Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, the weather went virtually unnoticed.

And as the weather went, it was: 74 degrees and clear at first pitch, a turn that clearly delighted Sabathia, perhaps the only person in the visiting clubhouse cheering when Friday's game was postponed by rain.

I spent the holidays in Boston, where, in the span of five days, the weather went from a dense winter chill — roads dangerously narrowed by banked snow, icicles the size of swords dangling above our doorway — to a balmy fifty degrees.

The other case report, about an unnamed "22-year-old male infantry soldier who was in excellent physical condition," described how the man had collapsed while running with his unit outdoors in 75-degree weather, went into cardiac arrest and died at a hospital the same day after failed resuscitation attempts.

Sometimes the weather goes on for days.

What's the weather going to be like?

The cold weather goes straight through the walls.

Weather goes on: for snow, or a crashing good thunderstorm, I lift the blind and watch.

To tell the weather: Go to your back door and look for the dog.