Sentence examples for The meteorologist from inspiring English sources

The meteorologist Lewis F. Richardson's poetic tribute to Jonathan Swift.

The meteorologist called the center again at 3 30 p.m., repeating his warning.

The meteorologist said he expected drier weather to prevail next week.

The meteorologist classifies clouds mainly by their appearance, according to an international system similar to one proposed in 1803.

The meteorologist and energy entrepreneur Paul Douglas is keeping up his valuable effort to depoliticize the science pointing to a growing human influence on the climate.

The meteorologist John Davitt, in an ocean blue shirt, faced the camera squarely, not in front of a hyperactive map, explaining things serenely through the night.

The meteorologist in charge of this instrument learns the life histories of the waves that are rolling in, minute by minute and hour after hour, bringing their messages from far-off places.

The meteorologist is best known for presenting alongside Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan on the ITV programme, in which he would forecast from a floating map of the British Isles in Liverpool's Albert Dock.

The meteorologist also became the first human to ski solo across Antarctica using only her muscle power – without the aid of kites or machines – in a journey that took 59 days.

The meteorologist on an air base is vastly inferior in rank to the air base commander.

The meteorologist asked the students of São Luiz whether they knew what a rain gauge was and what the weather data in millimeters actually meant on the ground.