Sentence examples for human weather from inspiring English sources

Which way that human weather vane, deputy leader John Taylor, jumps will be crucial.

The events on the turnpike in April 1998 turned him into a human weather vane.

She was, herself, already calibrated to the most subtle changes of our human weather.

When Andy Burnham, human weather vane, came out as the first cabinet minister against the deal, it was plain he scented too many in the party were viscerally opposed.

Mr. Rushdie, who after the 1988 publication of "The Satanic Verses" became, to his chagrin, a human weather vane for the right to free speech, was to travel to Kolkata last week to attend a literary festival.

Anyone who would like to volunteer for the human weather-stripping experiment, contact Nan Newberg.

No human could weather such a Shark attack and survive.

The transportation safety board said it would examine a variety of factors, including human performance, weather and maintenance.

It was possible for an hour or so to see why, for most of human time, weather has been imagined as the language of capricious gods.

Risk is dependent on variable factors such as human activities, weather patterns, availability of wildfire fuels, and the availability or lack of resources to suppress a fire.

Information about relevant allergens can be obtained by contacting veterinary dermatologists, veterinary and medical schools, allergy laboratories, textbooks, local human allergists, weather bureau as well as National Allergy Bureau (http://www.worldallergy.org/pollen/) [ 49].