Sentence examples for former weather from inspiring English sources

Chesa Boudin grew up as far-left aristocracy, the child of imprisoned former Weather Underground leaders.

David Gilbert, another former Weather Underground member who was arrested with Clark on the day of the robbery, is serving the same 75-year sentence.

With his job on the line, he ferrets out that Jim is actually Nick Sloan, a former Weather Underground member who adopted his new identity in 1979.

So was any mention of William C. Ayers, the former Weather Underground leader whom the McCain campaign has tried to link closely to Mr. Obama.

Some in the right-wing blogosphere think Obama's review is evidence of Obama's lack of candour on his relationship with the former Weather Underground co-founder.

He polls seven points lower than Rev. Jeremiah "God Damn America" Wright and eight points below former Weather Underground domestic terrorist William Ayers.Limbaugh is a niche product.

John Kettley, a former BBC weather presenter, says the Met Office lost its weather forecasting contract with the corporation because it wanted too much money.

And in this context, this week's suggestion by the former BBC weather presenter Bill Giles, that forecasts should be adapted to include information about climate change as well as local weather conditions, is extremely welcome.

Former BBC weather presenter John Kettley, who worked at the BBC for the Met Office for 30 years, said that at each contract renewal the Met Office demanded more money.

Upon classification as a hurricane by the former United States Weather Bureau (USWB) on August 25, a hurricane warning was issued for coastal areas between Corpus Christi and Brownsville, Texas, and between Galveston, Texas and Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Written by esteemed science journalist and former USA Today weather editor Jack Williams, The AMS Weather Book, copublished with the American Meteorological Society, covers everything from daily weather patterns, air pollution, and global warming to the stories of people coping with severe weather and those who devote their lives to understanding the atmosphere, oceans, and climate.