Examples of using "Wetters" in a sentence and their english translations:
He came in spite of bad weather.
The plane was late because of bad weather.
Due to bad weather, the plane was late.
Tom plans to go in spite of the bad weather.
It rained after several weeks of lovely weather.
The plane was late due to bad weather.
The start was delayed because of bad weather.
- Due to the bad weather, the game was cancelled.
- Because of the bad weather, the game was cancelled.
Due to bad weather, the plane was late.
Owing to bad weather, I didn't go.
The plane was delayed on account of bad weather.
He was forced to go back because of the bad weather.
- Regardless of the bad weather, I decided to go out.
- Even though the weather was bad, I decided to go out.
I couldn't go out on account of the bad weather.
Bad weather prevented us from departing.
I stayed home because of the weather.
The roads are closed as a result of bad weather.
Because of the bad weather, he couldn't come.
Owing to the bad weather, the game was put off.
Due to bad weather, the plane was late.
We are sorry about the bad weather.
The football game was postponed on account of bad weather.
Due to bad weather, the plane was late.
Because of the bad weather, I didn't go.
It being fine, we went hiking yesterday.
On account of bad weather, we were forced to call off the assembly.
We stayed home because of bad weather.
The weather is forecast, using the past data as a basis.
Bad weather will ground the plane.
Bad weather prevented them from sailing.
I'm so sick of you complaining about the weather.
Because of the bad weather, the plane was delayed three hours.
Farmers have to get used to dealing with the variability of the weather.
The plane was delayed for two hours on account of the bad weather.
The bad weather prevented Tom from attending the play.
Due to the bad weather, the plane was ten minutes late.
Because of the bad weather, the plane's departure was delayed by two hours.
Dear friends! I thank you for coming in spite of the ghastly weather.
Coping with the vagaries of the weather is part and parcel of being a farmer.
Bad weather prevented us from starting.
Due to bad weather, the plane arrived three hours late.
A spell of fine weather enabled us to get the harvest in safely.
To the moon we owe not only beautiful full-moon nights and, sometimes, dark new-moon nights — and so many optical illusions on the horizon, if we believe the moon to be a huge ball in the sky — but also the constancy of our weather, the constancy of solar radiation and the basis of our existence: that for millions of years we have been able to live here in reasonable conditions.