Sentence examples for be a weather from inspiring English sources

Who would be a weather forecaster?

Who would be a weather prophet?

Why or why not? -Would you want to be a weather reporter?

There would be a weather problem in some parts of the country, of course; indoor turkey-frying is a serious fire hazard.

The White House has tried to backtrack, but it has been backtracking from backtracks so much that on Egypt its symbol might as well be a weather vane.

Jim Gaffigan plays an Indiana guy brought in to be a weather reporter for a television show in New York by the brassy producer, played by Christine Baranski.

The "cathedral" turned out to be a weather-beaten rock and prime fishing spot that demands stout knees.

For now, Fed officials seemed unfazed by the problems abroad or by the weak U.S. job growth that was reported for December, results that many analysts think could be a weather-related aberration.

There will be a weather-appropriate option: For the recent rainy weather, a baked porridge warmed and invigorated: it layered gochujang béchamel and sharp beet and radish greens with melted Armenian string cheese.

It was a weather station.

"There's a weather event.