Sentence examples for as a weather from inspiring English sources

Agricola identified Ilmarinen specifically as a weather god who aids travelers on their journeys.

"I think there might be such a thing as a weather tourist," Mr. Burt said.

The Enola Gay, now serving as a weather plane, had radioed that conditions were good.

The sentence is as banal and literal as a weather report.

"While this started out as a weather delay, the way my trip ended was entirely preventable".

The New York Times reviewer called the movie "about as substantial as a weather report".

The spectacular snow year has been a marketing bonanza disguised as a weather event.

Abbott has been described as a weather vane by his Liberal party colleagues in the past.

He moved to Milwaukee, even though it meant sharing time with a sock puppet that doubled as a weather expert.

Everybody from its sponsors to its opponents regards Proposition 23 as a weather vane for subsequent energy politics elsewhere.

In World War II he served in Britain as a weather forecaster with the Army Air Corps.