Sentence examples for well weather from inspiring English sources

Back home in my day, we would say, "Well, weather," and just keep on at the weather.

Over time it has weathered the test of, well, weather: Constant fog, treacherous gusts and seismic movements have kept engineers busy maintaining the vermilion steel structure.

Not willing to let the guys have all the fun, Ms. Emmel said she would go out in Raleigh with her female friends on Saturday night — "well, weather permitting," she said.

Ayinger, best known here for its iconic Celebrator Doppelbock, employs what Hein-Eickhoff calls "four elements plus one": earth (barley from the local fields, the renowned regional Hallertau hops), water (from its own well), weather, skilled people and "the fifth element," time which was, after all, at the heart of the original happy accident.

I might as well weather the storm of uncertainty and take the leap to do what I love.

The adjustment for time trends and seasonality allowed us to study how well weather variables predicted deviations in mortality from what is expected at a given time (season, year), that is, the short-term relationship between a weather stressor and succeeding mortality.

Dave DeHart, a sophomore, who swims the individual medley, added: "And authoritative -- and, well, weathered.

The soil developed on glacial till and can be characterised as well weathered, slightly acidic brown earth.

Many were production wells — weathered pump jacks pulling up oil (or natural gas and natural-gas liquids) from holes drilled over the years.

Students' medical and behavioural needs should be considered as well as weather conditions.

Images of the digital camera were used for monitoring auroral structures as well as weather conditions.