Sentence examples for led weather from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Did the more moderate weather lead to wines that depart from the dense, extravagant style that has prevailed in Napa for more than a decade?

The use of sky cover in weather prediction has led to various weather lore over the centuries.

Experts say changes in weather patterns led to conditions in the hills that had not been seen for decades.

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.

"When we lead with weather, people watch".

Lead author Kevin Trenberth and his team recognized that there are two potential ways a warming climate may lead to weather changes.

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.