Sentence examples for heard forecasts from inspiring English sources

When asked about his statement in February that he had not heard forecasts that gasoline prices could reach $4 a gallon, Mr. Bush interrupted and replied, "Aware of it now".

Germany wants the rest of the euro zone to become more like it, but is it ready to accept that such a transformation would force Germany to become less like itself and more like the coarse, consumption-hungry Americans?In coverage of Germany's growth figures and elsewhere, one can't help but hear forecasts that call for a short euro-zone recession in 2012.

He says he's heard gold forecasts ranging from $1500 to $5000 an ounce in certain investment circles that he declined to identify.

"I've heard the forecast may not be entirely good," Woods said.

Some students, for instance, read a story about a woman named Julie who heard a forecast of rain and carried an umbrella; other students read that she didn't carry an umbrella.

He had been pleased on Sunday when he heard the forecast, noting that he rode well in bad weather -- at age 21 he won the world road race championship in 1993 in heavy rain in Oslo -- while cold and high winds would trouble the lighter Spanish climbers.

Another study conducted in Vietnam among poor people suggested that women had less access to information about weather than did men; 60% of the women 'had not heard' weather forecast information compared to 35.3% of men, and 35.6% of women had 'heard but not understood' the information compared to 26.2% of the men.

On hearing the forecasts, Kirkwood asked the audience with uncharacteristic vehemence what they felt about such a prospect.

I've heard more reassuring forecasts.

But upon hearing the forecast, which called for gusts above 50 miles an hour, even Choi grew worried.

For example, when you hear a forecast of temperatures in the mid-30s (Celsius, of course) and have no idea whether that's beach weather.