Jerome K. Jerome

Nothing is more beautiful than the love that has weathered the storms of life. The love of the young for the young, that is the beginning of life. But the love of the old for the old, that is the beginning of things longer.

English Author

Shweta Basu Prasad

Love. How do we define this word? We love our family. We love food. We love the weather. We love our shoes. Love that music. Love someone's work. Love a movie. Love a celebrity. Love that time in life. Love love love!

Indian Actress

Nick Frost

People say, 'Oh, you're famous now, so you must go to L.A.' - I don't live in L.A. now - but it's like, why wouldn't you? The weather is amazing, the film industry's there, it's a great quality of life.

English Actor

Emma Donoghue

I tend to be so lost in the work that I don't notice the weather. My partner will come home and say, 'Beautiful day, wasn't it?' and I'll say, 'Was it?' as I won't have noticed the real world at all.

Irish Playwright

John Mayer

Sometimes I wish that I was the weather, you'd bring me up in conversation forever. And when it rained, I'd be the talk of the day.

American Musician

Lukas Podolski

When I choose a club, it's not for the money, language, or the weather - those things aren't important.

German Athlete

John Torode

The weekend is all about teaching the children life skills and getting them out in all weathers.

Australian Chef

Fred Schneider

I rarely watch TV but I guess I'd watch the weather report since I fly so much.

Mike Webster

I can't help it if I like cold weather. It's the hot weather I can't stand.

Stephen Hawking

One can't predict the weather more than a few days in advance.

English Physicist

The word 'weather' is used in many idiomatic expressions to represent different life situations.

Weather Idioms

'Weather' often appears in conversations as a neutral topic or to break the ice when meeting new people.

Cultural References

Use vivid adjectives with 'weather' for more detailed and engaging descriptions.

Descriptive Language

The verb 'weather' is often used metaphorically to discuss surviving challenges or difficulties.

Metaphorical Use

Verb form of 'weather' conveys a sense of resilience and perseverance.

Emotional Undertone

Used to describe the effect of time and conditions on objects, creating a visual picture of age or exposure.

Visual Imagery

Denotes passage of time; objects 'weather' over periods, hinting at longevity or history.

Time Element

Used in a sailing context and might be unfamiliar to learners without maritime knowledge.

Nautical Specific

'Weather' as a sailing term, may not translate directly to other languages; it's a technical verb.

Technical Vocabulary

 are responsible for other weather changes, from the mundane to the catastrophic. But differences in air pressure do more than just let us complain about the weather; they're the very reason we're alive. We breathe by lowering the pressure in our lungs, allowing air to rush in. So the next time you take a deep breath,

How heavy is air? - Dan...

 And what does this society value most? Then it's time to think about day-to-day life. What's the weather like in this world? Where do the inhabitants live and work and go to school? What do they eat and how do they play? How do they treat their young and their old?

How to build a fictional...

 for weather forecasters and scientists alike. How does a barometer work, and how was it invented? Well, it took awhile. Because the theory of Aristotle and other ancient philosophers regarding the impossibility of a vacuum seemed to hold true in everyday life,

The history of the...

 in openly assessing and sharing everything that it could find out and discover about the risks we face. A global weather service for water would help us forecast water shortages. It could help us implement rationing well before reservoirs run dry.

We need to track the...

 could flood coastal areas around the world weather patterns could change making hurricanes more frequent severe droughts could become more common in warm areas and species unable to adapt to the changing conditions would face

Global Warming 101 PIPE...

 dissolving rocks or breaking them down in a process known as weathering. Water moving downhill carries the weathered material and erodes the landscape, carving out deep valleys and jagged peaks.

Why is Mount Everest so...

 That's south. But the sky also contains navigational aids much closer to Earth, the clouds. Besides being useful weather cues, under the right conditions, they can indicate landmasses.

How did Polynesian...

 spent this was real weather the writing was published or not it was something that had to be written to say what needed to be said to validate my reality

How to deal with...

 life here is not without challenges but those that call the jungle home have evolved to weather the storm even the leaves have adapted to cope

The Unsinkable Lizard PIPE...

 life from mighty storms to freezing winds weather is vital to life

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