Sentence examples for group weather from inspiring English sources

Oh, and the spin-off group, Weather Underground?

"Fortunately, this moved like a Porsche," said Michael Padua, a senior typhoon specialist at a private forecasting group, Weather Philippines.

Ms. Woodruff, free on bail pending appeal, worked with the radical group Weather Underground and others to help Mr. Leary escape from prison in 1970.

Guests and workers still perform emotional "check-ins" in group "weather reports" during their stays, which can extend from a weekend to months, depending, an Esalen spokesman said, "on how far down the rabbit hole you go".

Paul, made the remarks to Chris Matthews on MSNBC's "Hardball," and cited Mr. Obama's ties to Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. and William Ayers, a founder of the radical group Weather Underground in the 1960s, whom she called "over-the-top anti-America".

But in recent weeks Mr. McCain has questioned Mr. Obama's association with William Ayers, a former member of the radical group Weather Underground, and suggested, after a member of Hamas made a supportive statement about Mr. Obama, that "it's clear who Hamas wants to be the next president of the United States".

The Humane Society recently started a foreclosure fund, which offers grants of $500 to $2,000 to help nonprofit animal rescue groups weather the crisis.

In this study the location of missing tooth and its distribution in the four studies groups weather in aesthetic zone area or more towards posterior area is almost match able in all groups as shown in table 2 and this should exclude the differences between the groups regarding the location of the missing tooth.

Bernardine Dohrn, formerly head of the radical Weather Underground group and once among the F.B.I.'s most wanted fugitives, is a faculty member at Northwestern University Law School.

With respect to reactions to short-term weather variations, people can be divided into two main groups: weather- resistant and weather- sensitive.

"I tell the other shuckers around town — we're a close group — just weather the storm.