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There is a <bumpy> road ahead of us. start learning
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They <lazed> around by the pool for the whole of their holiday. start learning
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Where is Sheila? I wanted to <pick her brains> about package holidays to Malta. start learning
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John went on holiday to his <cabin> in the Rocky Mountains. start learning
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We hoped that the forest would <shelter> us from the rain. start learning
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The staff of our hotel is trained to organise everything to our guests' <convenience>. start learning
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Have you ever <contemplated> emigrating to another country? start learning
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For her last holidays she went <hiking> in the hills near Cracow. start learning
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She <applied to> the passport office <for> a new passport. start learning
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Your Highness, are you ready for the trip? Your coach <awaits> you. start learning
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Leave your key at the <reception desk>, please. start learning
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If you continue at this <pace> you'll reach the top of the hill in about an hour. start learning
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The weary desert travellers spied the <oasis> in the distance. start learning
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It soon became <apparent> that the rain wasn't going to stop. start learning
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It wasn't <surprising> that the temperatures in Athens were over 40 in July. start learning
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They saw the lightning and waited for <a clap of thunder>. start learning
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The <uplands> in the Northern part of the country offer wonderful views year round. start learning
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Do you know the <weather forecast> for tomorrow? start learning
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<Gales> and heavy rainfall are expected over the East of England on Monday. start learning
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The forecast shows <showers> and gales over Scotland. start learning
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The wind was <bitterly> cold in the morning. start learning
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It was very cold so she gave us an extra <quilt>. start learning
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The climber tripped and nearly fell down the <precipice>. start learning
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The <impact> of the earthquake was so severe that nobody had anywhere to live. start learning
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Rio de Janeiro is <reportedly> a dangerous city. start learning
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During the middle of our walk it started raining - we <got> soaking <wet>. start learning
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The <avalanche> killed two tourists. start learning
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In the <calamitous> aftermath of the disaster, it was discovered many homes had been destroyed. start learning
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The day <dawned> sunny and bright - perfect weather for a picnic! start learning
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Be careful, the sea can be very <deceptive>. start learning
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Constant droughts are a real <calamity> for African farmers. start learning
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There's a <shortage> of drinking water in Mali. start learning
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The <tide> came in so quickly that the man asleep on his towel got wet. start learning
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Rain on your wedding day is a bad <augury>. start learning
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The road <descended> steeply into the valley. start learning
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The ship crashed against the <breakwater> in an attempt to enter the port in heavy storm. start learning
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He moved from the <mainland> to Hawaii 3 years ago. start learning
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The volcano <erupted> for the second time that year. start learning
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The dark clouds made the <threat> of rain more realistic. start learning
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A mountain climber can't <afford> to take chances with inferior equipment. start learning
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She <plunged> into the icy water screaming. start learning
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It was hard to repair the roof in the <breezy> weather. start learning
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It wasn't rain but a regular <downpour>! start learning
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