still weather

And something else: we've had a long siege of hot, still weather.

Strong winds are more dangerous than still weather because they dry people out.

The blooms are also encouraged by hot, still weather.

This is weather - an extreme version but still weather.

A big storm marked the ending, preceded by a week of curiously still weather.

But investors, who took war in stride yesterday, must still weather what is expected to be a savage period of earnings news.

In still weather, wary visitors can retreat within nets treated with insecticide.

The still weather meant wind's share of electricity supply only increased slightly in 2010 - to just 3.1%.

The very cool, still weather conditions at time of death would have allowed high concentrations of gas to accumulate.

She smelled a faint odor which she associated with the lake after a run of hot, still weather, and with their well-water all the time.

In my 'top set' I hear the wind howl on a winter night, when the man on the ground floor believes it is perfectly still weather.

Westchester officials said that addicts have come to know that they can avoid long-range treatment programs yet still weather the ordeal of withdrawal by visiting different hospitals.

His boyish face was still weathered and rugged, still all planes and angles, still the face of the bay next door grown up.

So in still weather; and when the wind blows there is occupation enough for the passengers, shifting seats to hold down the windward side of the wagging coach.

It was cold still weather; and not a hair of her head, nor a fold of her dress, was stirred, as she looked intently at me, holding up her child.

The locals tell a legend of a human-sized catfish called The Golden One who inhabits the depths of the dam and whose scales flicker in warm and still weather.

Moreover, skeptics point out, the market must still weather the publicity that will attend the coming criminal trial of Michael Milken, Drexel Burnham Lambert's former junk bond specialist.

Those installations went smoothly, although one new member - Mary L. Landrieu, a Louisiana Democrat - must still weather a Senate inquiry into accusations that her election was tainted by voter fraud.

Now, in still weather, when all nature seemed mild and dreamy, Ivan Ivanovitch and Burkin were filled with love of that countryside, and both thought how great, how beautiful a land it was.

Through January and February, winter had closed the seaways, and it was not till early March, taking advantage of the cold still weather before the gales began, that a small trading boat put into port, and Ambrosius got news.

Indeed, some bidders had the impression that Christie's was in less distress than Sotheby's, which is still weathering the resignations of Diana D. Brooks, the company's president and chief executive, and A. Alfred Taubman, its chairman, on Feb. 21.

Air pollution in Britain's major cities reached the highest levels since records began in 1976 during a spell of cold and still weather in mid-December which prevented the usual dispersal of pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide from traffic fumes and sulphur dioxide from power stations.

And Mr. Clemens, if you could only see her wooden and satisfied face when she snubs me for forgetting myself and showing by a thoughtless remark that to me weather is still weather, instead of being just an abstraction and a superstition--oh, it's the funniest thing you ever saw!