Sentence examples for wretched weather from inspiring English sources
EASTBOURNE — Notwithstanding the wretched weather conditions prevailing here to-day [Aug.
The long day of shooting in the wretched weather made being a TV star seem like the least glamorous job in the world.
It wasn't the wretched weather bringing everyone down – howling winds and stormy skies had blighted the previous few days – but the air of nervous expectation.
With such a long season ahead, most clubs only scheduled three games, and the wretched weather ensured that few Super League players got more than two "hit-outs".
On a previous outing, Jonah and I discovered we shared this addiction, and that bond encouraged me to go through with this trip despite a wretched weather forecast.
Co-written, once again, by novelist Laszlo Krasznahorkai, The Turin Horse is a minimalist distillation of Tarr's cinema: little more than a man, a woman, a horse, a house, some wretched weather, and very few words.
The previous home stand featured some wretched spring weather in Boston, and you couldn't help but notice the empty seats at midweek night games against the A's.
He's as conditioned to panic in April as he is in September, his current mood a match for the wretched early-season weather.
Just how truly wretched the sexual weather was in Vienna in the eighteen-nineties may be gleaned from the letters that Freud wrote to his friend Wilhelm Fliess between 1887 and 1902.
This funny weather, Felix says, heralds a wretched future of rain and puddles.
