Sentence examples for got a weather from inspiring English sources

And the celebrity weatherman Al Roker announced, "We've got a weather flash: it's hot in here!" and then swiftly switched directions: "You know, shortly before his assassination...."....

Finally, communicating between camps by relayed hand-held radio messages, we got a weather report: the polar jet stream was headed our way.

(At least they get a weather band on the radio).

"Seems to happen every time you get a weather change.

It's sniffing the air to get a weather forecast, watching the moon and tide to track your birthday.

Simon Partridge, a forecaster at the Met Office, said: "It's a very wet start but it's not unusual to get a weather front coming across the UK at this time of year.

With more than 70 cities in the country covered, you can do all of the above, as well as get a weather forecast, horoscope, movie times, links to local Web sites and dozens of other things.

But the court said that not allowing Mr. Sofsky to use the Internet would prevent him access to e-mail, "an increasingly widely used form of communication," and prevent his performing tasks like getting a weather forecast or reading a newspaper online.

The idea is that Messenger users could simply "chat" with these automated software programs to do things like read the latest news from CNN, get a weather report or even go shopping.

Each morning you'll get a weather forecast and a daily news update like "Surfing Competition at the beach today!" or "Local park overrun by gangs of trouble-making teenagers," which will help you decide where (or where not) to set up shop for the day.

Alexa is the voice of Amazon Echo, which does everything from getting a weather report to ordering more laundry detergent to turning on a consumer's music and lights.