| Following my bizarre interaction with a patch on the back of some kid's jean jacket, I acted as a fair-weather fan. |
| As she said of herself a few years later, she was not a fair-weather friend. |
| This entails letting go, lightly, of fair-weather friendships that no longer serve you. |
| You have it strong in your head then, and you know 'tis not all fair-weather work! |
| Highs are generally fair-weather systems hundreds or even thousands of kilometres across. |
| Blow me taught, but thourt a fair-weather fellow, too, to overhaul the Dons shiners! |
