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all-season; all-weather (1. adjective. denoting a track, course, or pitch for athletic events or horse racing, made from material which is suitable for use in all weather conditions 2. noun. Also: allweather. an all-weather track or pitch Example Sentences Including 'all-weather' Brazil also plans to upgrade an existing dirt track between Assis and its Atlantic coast with an all-weather surface. MAIL AND GUARDIAN (2004) Having agreed in principle to the need for all-weather racing, the Jockey Club needed to make drastic changes to the established order. Stafford, Tony LITTLE BLACK RACING BOOK Keep fit in the indoor heated 25m pool, ideal for all-weather swimming. COURIER, SUNDAY MAIL (2005) Moments after the wind hit them, the six ` all-weather " MiG-23s were heaps of burning wreckage in the Registan, the Sea of Sand. Shah, Idries KARA KUSH Most of the 15 four-star hotels have superb spa and leisure clubs plus swimming pools and all-weather tennis courts. ESQUIRE (2004) Nevison, the most regular pro backer at the all-weather tracks, said: "I'm waiting for a date for the operation. SUN, NEWS OF THE WORLD (2002) Some are investing in al fresco "smoking rooms", heated terraces with all-weather canopies. BELFAST TELEGRAPH (2003). Collins Alexander Demidov) |
