Sentence examples for young weather from inspiring English sources

In this thickly atmospheric novel, set in 1915 Alaska, Harrison characteristically combines love and suffering, vulnerability and dominance, in a sexual affair between a young weather scientist and an Aleutian woman who almost never speaks.

You're a young weather reporter and you've just gotten the thankless beat of reporting during a light snowstorm.

The oldest and highest elevation landsurfaces are blanketed by deep (>150 m) chemically stratified lateritic profiles; intermediate surfaces host deep saprolites (ca. 40 60 m) capped by regional stone lines; and shallow (5 20 m) and young weathering profiles cover the more deeply dissected parts of the landscape within intracontinental valleys and along the coastal plains.

But the findings do suggest that even when a young athlete weathers a high school or college season concussion-free, smaller blows to the head may result in cumulative changes.

Correlation between both measurement stations based on morphometrical criteria is excellent for the younger six weathering phases (1 to 6).

We have to stick with the young group and weather the storm".

Together Darren Bravo and the impulsive young Jermaine Blackwood weathered a storm, overcame the pressure that England were building and gradually compiled the fifth-wicket partnership of 108 that took them to within four runs of winning the game.

Pedogenic development was restricted by the young age and weathering resistant nature of the soil parent material.

The field data were based on selected treatments from a long-term (1991 2015) N fertilization experiment at a rice-wheat rotation on a slightly calcareous (pH 7.7), young and hardly weathered clay soil (Regosol), including two plots with urea and NH4Cl fertilization and a control plot (no N fertilization).

In relatively cool weather, the young leaves have a mild flavour and can be continually harvested in spring or early fall.

The land is crisscrossed with trails that connect villages, and every day, no matter what the weather, people young and old are out walking.