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Even with overcast skies, papa bear always finds time to smile. – Sanita Belgrave	added by sanita_b 8 months ago
I want to do homework on how to make a better place and how to market that. We should not spend more time on the darker angels that seem to be overcast over this country. We should be piping hope into every corridor of this country. I need to do a better job of marketing the greatness of this nation. – Tim Scott	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
Even on a cloudy day, you still have UV light that's getting through the clouds and reflecting off the snow and can hurt your eyes, it's the same as getting a sunburn on the beach on an overcast day. The light may not be as intense, but it can still do damage. – Dave Keaveny	Found on CNN 3 years ago
It was very special to be able to celebrate his election and the presidency -- those were great years, and my mom was up on the main stage with him, it was kind of overcast and cloudy that day, but pretty much as soon as he took the oath and gave his inaugural address, the skies opened up and it became sunny, leaving people joking, 'wow, is this a sign?'. – Michael Reynolds	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
It was overcast for most of the evening, but there was a brief break in the clouds and I was able to get a clear shot of the moon. – Dennis Doucet	Found on CNN 8 years ago
It was overcast, there was rain and wind. You could see nothing. It was a disappointment for everybody, some tourists were so irritated, they argued with tour operators, demanding their money back. – Gabor Lantos	Found on Reuters 9 years ago

Even with overcast skies, papa bear always finds time to smile.

– Sanita Belgrave

added by sanita_b
8 months ago

I want to do homework on how to make a better place and how to market that. We should not spend more time on the darker angels that seem to be overcast over this country. We should be piping hope into every corridor of this country. I need to do a better job of marketing the greatness of this nation.

– Tim Scott

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

Even on a cloudy day, you still have UV light that's getting through the clouds and reflecting off the snow and can hurt your eyes, it's the same as getting a sunburn on the beach on an overcast day. The light may not be as intense, but it can still do damage.

– Dave Keaveny

Found on CNN
3 years ago

It was very special to be able to celebrate his election and the presidency -- those were great years, and my mom was up on the main stage with him, it was kind of overcast and cloudy that day, but pretty much as soon as he took the oath and gave his inaugural address, the skies opened up and it became sunny, leaving people joking, 'wow, is this a sign?'.

– Michael Reynolds

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

It was overcast for most of the evening, but there was a brief break in the clouds and I was able to get a clear shot of the moon.

– Dennis Doucet

Found on CNN
8 years ago

It was overcast, there was rain and wind. You could see nothing. It was a disappointment for everybody, some tourists were so irritated, they argued with tour operators, demanding their money back.

– Gabor Lantos

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

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