Sentence examples for lead the weather from inspiring English sources

Not only do you have a bunch of big names near the lead, the weather is going to be perfect this weekend and the guys won't have to worry about mud balls any more.

"Our goal, our hope, is that we see a big beautiful tornado over a cornfield in Kansas," said Mike Bettes, an on-air meteorologist who led the Weather Channel team.

Two smaller monitors, to his left and his right, contain the newscasts of NBC and ABC, without sound, so that when they all return to the fishbowl, soon after Rather signs off, Murphy can answer Rather's immediate question: "What's the first story they led with, the weather?" ABC led with a weather story, Murphy said, and NBC included a weather "tell" in Brian Williams's opening.

Arms folded, Rather offered Murphy a wager that ABC and NBC would lead with the weather.

Sohn and her pilot had a hunch that the George Washington Bridge was their best bet for the six-o'clock news, so we headed up there shortly after 5 P.M., stopping once along the way to record a few "beauty shots" of the city skyline, which would be used to lead into the weather report.

Ian, who leads the space weather project, meets me at Denver International.

The RAEng recommends that a UK Space Weather Board be set up by the government to lead the response to the space weather issue.

The studies may lead the way for setting up weather-based early warning systems for predicting infectious disease outbreak.

Avoiding the motorway tolls and led by the weather forecasts, we used the France Passion directory to find a suitable spot each night.

Occasionally the jet stream will stagnate into a particular pattern - in this case strong and straight - which leads to the weather maintaining a certain pattern - in this case stormy.

Do differences in community stress lead to the "weathering" (Geronimus 1996) of minority communities compared with whites?