Sentence examples for from weather reports from inspiring English sources

Verizon, for example, charges $15 per month for about 30 "channels" containing dozens of shows, from weather reports to "SpongeBob SquarePants".

At BRIC House, he presents an in-progress showing of "I Understand Everything Better," his latest collaboration with the playwright Sibyl Kempson and the sound designer Tei Blow, which borrows from weather reports and Japanese classical theatre to meditate on mortality.

But there is a huge leap from weather reports to "War and Peace". Kathy McKeown, a Columbia University professor who is a leader in the field, notes that word choices are much more complicated in fiction.

Check your results against the pressure from weather reports for your area.

The set-list was an inspired mish-mash of styles and influences, ranging from Weather Report's Birdland through to Carole King's Way Over Yonder and James Taylor's Lonesome Road.

Liberty City, a blend of fast grooving and frisky staccato figures, fizzed with the joyousness in much of Pastorius's writing, and Elegant People (from Weather Report's Black Market album) had an Iberian feel that sprang Simcock into fluently-swerving Corea mode, as did the sashaying Young and Fine, which also brought Maddren into busy polyrhythmic conversation with his partners.

Like much of Zawinul's music from Weather Report forward, this album relies heavily on the muse of improvisation.

The same image could be patched together from the geostationary satellites already in use for weather reports and from a couple of satellites that fly over the poles, McElroy says.

From the weather reports of all the flooding in the region we could be playing water polo, but the main problem will be altitude.

Searching "Red Sox" on Google's video search yielded 988 files, but the first page consisted entirely of clips from CSpan, weather reports, and other marginalia.

Since launching, Meporter Founder and CEO Andy Leff said that app has seen international adoption, with users posting stories on everything from local weather reports during Hurricane Irene to hotel fires in the U.K., capitalizing on its realtime sharing features in much the same way that has made Twitter a go-to resource during newsworthy events.