ADJECTIVE
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usable or operative or practiced in all kinds of weather
all-weather flying
a good all-weather road
How To Use all-weather In A Sentence
- Indeed, I know a Scottish businessman who co-owns a horse that is running on the all-weather tracks this winter.
- It allows horses to work at varying speeds, from trot to canter on an all-weather track. Times, Sunday Times
- Today's all-weather surface is likely to bring out the best in him. The Sun
- At the east end of the playing fields there would be a £500,000 floodlit all-weather football and hockey pitch.
- In the right place, and in the right circumstances, out in the wilds, I can see the sense of having an all-weather, go-anywhere vehicle.
- Good spread of pitches, including all-weather. Times, Sunday Times
- Flying Leopard" fighter is designed, self development, self-production of multi-purpose, all-weather, supersonic fighter-bomber.
- York would benefit particularly from the planned cricket, football, and all-weather five-a-side football pitches.
- It's not hard to forgive his subsequent effort on the all-weather and he could turn out to be quite useful at marathon distances. The Sun
- Perhaps all-weather surfaces are better than grass after all! The Sun
