Sentence examples for wrong weather from inspiring English sources

Digital signage dotted about the fair, by Andreas Slominski, displays the wrong time and the wrong weather.

No matter how many pesticides you use, if you get the wrong weather conditions or you get an infestation of aphids or whatever, you're smaller than nature.

More than a few homeowners have already decided they can no longer bear the suspense that comes with living under a leafy canopy, and have alerted tree companies that, after their workers catch their breath from the hurricane's toll, they want them to come and cut down still-vibrant trees that might in the wrong weather threaten their homes.

When you've gone to all the hard work of finding the right land, preparing it, planting the crop and getting it up and it's in its prime, and all of a sudden you've got the wrong weather and you can't harvest... there's nothing you can do.

There is no such thing as the wrong weather, only the wrong clothes!" Pointed cabbage with dill and peas Serves 8 100g almonds (optional) 2 pointed cabbages, cut into long strips 500g fresh shelled peas 100g bunch dill, chopped For the dressing Juice 1 lemon 1 tbsp runny honey 100ml vegetable oil Salt and pepper Roast the almonds in a moderately hot oven for 10 minutes.

Most of the "green tips" apps available offer randomized advice that are often pointless or laughable in the wrong weather.

"Usually, the waves were wrong, the weather was bad," Mr. Beattie said.

Don't get me wrong, harsh weather makes me whine as loud as the next guy.

An example of dressing for the wrong sort of weather would be you wearing a T-Shirt for a prediction of sunny weather, but then it rains instead.

We got more right than we got wrong.' · Weather Underground, a documentary by Sam Green and Bill Siegel, will be shown at the London Film Festival on 30 and 31 October.

"He wore clothes that were too small and wrong for the weather and made him look homeless," she told me.