Sentence examples for weather winds from inspiring English sources

Blustery weather, winds rising to gale force and strong tides somewhat limited our course.

Despite yesterday's mild weather, winds gusting at up to 85mph battered the Shetland Islands and northern Scotland.

"In the duck world, San Francisco is almost impossible," said Mr. Scannell, citing its weather, winds and sometimes choppy surf.

The I. M. Pei design, jutting toward the ocean, dominates the coastline, and even in sunny weather winds tear across a plaza near the visitors' entrance.

The institute would return the card to the school of its origin, thus providing material for discussions on, as the message from the Triangle Coalition put it, "weather winds aloft, properties of helium, the uses of latitude and longitude to identify places on the surface of the earth, and how to predict possible recovery sites of balloons".

The last of three documentaries about British weather conditions, Winds interested me on several levels, not least of which was the title.

Surveys were conducted only under favourable weather conditions (wind speed < 5 Bf, air temperature > 16°C, and > 75% sunshine, i.e. < 25% cloud cover).

Weather, wind, those are all excuses.

Since then, he has taught around five hundred undergraduates about the rudiments of analogue way-finding (sun, stars, tides, weather, wind) in a range of cultures (Berber, Norse, Polynesian, early European).

In a maritime navigational scenario, for example, the situational picture would include other ships, weather, wind, depth, buoy locations and heading.

The combination of cold weather, wind, and an overabundance of moisture was too much.