Sentence examples for whether it will rain from inspiring English sources

"I have no more idea whether I've retired or not than whether it will rain next week".

But their convictions have frequently created the most tension within their own families, particularly with relatives whose main concern about the weekend is whether it will rain.

"I like having pastis at the bar and talking about whether it will rain tomorrow, and not about the box office results on Monday morning".

The app even lets the clock represent a week, 12 hours or 24 hours, so you can quickly get a sense of whether it will rain that night or be blustery the next day, for example.

THE chances of getting a low-fat, low-calorie meal delivered to your home from a restaurant you have never had a meal in are only slightly better than guessing whether it will rain on Sunday.

For instance, there's a lengthy give-and-take between Teach and Bobby, pregnant with pauses, on whether it will rain ("It might," Bobby concludes) and a raft of pronouncements from Teach, with the following being typical: "Don, you have your job and I have my job.

If you are and Android user and want to know whether it'll rain or snow tomorrow, just searching for 'weather' on Google always gave you a quick and easy way to find out.

Outlook has a new weather bar, which tells you whether forecasters think it will rain during an upcoming meeting.

Amazon is not in the business of telling you whether or not it will rain tomorrow.

Let's say you have a sequence of weather data and want to predict whether or not it will rain tomorrow.

Irish bookmaker Paddy Power is taking bets on whether or not it will rain on the day of the royal wedding ― with 4-9 onds onono and 13-8 onds on yes.