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• Monday, I forgot my worries and the rainy weather back home.
• Sign at The Sports Section in Inglewood : " Nice Weather Back East.
• Racing secretary Martin Panza hopes the Turf Festival will also benefit from the soggy weather back east.
• They customarily race on grass, and the weather back home tends to be cool in autumn.
• Brisk winds from the northwest will drive much cooler weather back into the Northeast during the next 24 hours.
• "Unless you look at the weather back East as a freaky sort of thing, " he said.
• That's why I wish we had weather back in films _ because the affinity between weather and meaning is so rich.
• For Russian soldiers, enforcing peace in Bosnia means good money, no shooting and an escape from even colder weather back home.
• In this town famous for sex and sin, one thing is uppermost in the thoughts of Russian tourists _ the weather back home.
• Ever since I've moved to Arizona, I've always had this feeling that I'm missing good weather back East.
• Unlike newspapers published at home, however, the Canada News and the Canadian Sun-Times dwell at delicious length on the wicked weather back north.
• Coached by former West Indies test batsman Gus Logie, Canada arrived for the World Cup from chilly weather back home which denied its players adequate practice.
• With Weathers on the news desk they leapt to number 1 and stayed at, or near, the top until WTOC hired Weathers back in 1979.
• Goalie Tony Meola was forced to have too much of an aerobic workout, the MetroStar midfielders were miserable and the poor weather back East had hindered their preparation.
• "This reminds of the weather back home in upstate New York, " said Smith, as the snow fell just before he turned in on Thursday night.
• Arizona _ which left 80-degree, nearly windless weather back home _ led 7-3 at halftime and 7-6 with a little more than five minutes to play.
• They arrived in a small passenger jet; bad weather back in Houston prevented them from flying themselves in two-person training jets as is the custom, said NASA spokesman George Diller.
• The 49ers were to have a light workout Thursday at the Arizona Cardinals'training facilities, where they moved this week to escape stormy weather back home, and then leave Thursday night for Green Bay.
• To avoid bad weather back East, the Mets are playing the Giants in San Francisco on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday at the same time the New York Yankees are playing the Athletics across the bay in Oakland.
• "This is usually a pretty busy time for us because of the colder weather back in the US, " said Raul Mesa Quinones, a manager at a three-story waterfront hotel who Wednesday saw a dozen guests check out early.