hit rough weather

They were accustomed to hitting rough weather once in awhile.

The boat hit rough weather and sank immediately, she says

The boats hit rough weather and failed to signal to rescuers when they started sinking.

We're about to hit rough weather, people.

If a plane hits rough weather at your flight level two hundred miles ahead of you, you'll hear about the sigmet, and get a course change.

The rangers did not fare as well on their journey, hitting rough weather in Mackenzie Bay and using a lot of their fuel.

From there, the truck's in charge-until it hits rough weather, loses sight of a lane line, needs to pass another vehicle, or get off the highway.

The boat capsized Sunday after hitting rough weather and dumped more than 40 tourists, many of them Americans, into the ocean, CNN reported.

China, North Korea Ties Hit Rough Weather

Amoco's bid for Dome Petroleum hit rough weather when three of Canada's largest banks - and Dome's largest creditors - rejected Amoco's terms last week.

On March 31, 1865, three days into the voyage, the ship hit rough weather off Cape Hatteras and a fire broke out in the engine room, quickly spreading through the ship.

"We were flying from Pittsburgh to New York," recalled Mr. Kahn, who covered the Brooklyn Dodgers for The Herald Tribune, "when the plane hit rough weather."

Since it first hit rough weather last August, the credit markets have seen a series of storms blow through — spurred by fears that the housing recession was worsening, that bank losses were bigger than feared and that the economic outlook was worsening.