Sentence examples for lead weather from inspiring English sources

An unusual flash point in the coverage of Hurricane Sandy occurred on Monday afternoon, hours before the storm made landfall in New Jersey, when Lonnie Quinn, the lead weather anchor on WCBS-TV in New York, appeared on television screens with the sleeves of his blue shirt pushed up to the elbows, his red tie hanging slack, stripes going every which way as if to express his franticness.

Sure enough, they chased Lincecum with a walk, tied the game, took a lead, weathered a blown save by Ryan Madson, took another lead and hung on for a save from Nelson Figueroa — claimed off waivers from the Mets on April 7.

Indiana seized control early, built a 13-point lead, weathered a flurry of technical fouls in the second quarter (to Sam Young, Tyler Hansbrough and the assistant coach Brian Shaw) and turned back every Heat rally.

Throughout the 1970s and much of the '80s, Shorter and keyboard player Joe Zawinul together led Weather Report, a fusion band that explored an uncommon variety of sound colours.

Plentiful rain throughout Texas the past year led weather officials to declare an end to drought conditions across the state for the first time in at least a decade.

"When we lead with weather, people watch".

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.

This study was undertaken to explore the temporal relationship between pediatric blood lead (BPb), weather, soil moisture, and dust in Indianapolis, Indiana Syracuse, New York and New Orleans, Louisianana.

Astacio and Burnitz had already helped the Mets build a 8-3 lead when Weathers entered the game.

The Nuggets slowed down Golden State's guards, jump-started their transition game and got under Andrew Bogut's skin in Game 5, jumping out to a 22-point lead before weathering the Warriors' frenetic fourth quarter rally.

"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.