Sentence examples for put a weather from inspiring English sources

The rocket, which North Korea says put a weather satellite into orbit, has been labelled by the United States, South Korea and Japan as a test of technology that could one day deliver a nuclear warhead capable of hitting targets as far as the continental United States.

David Kabal, a 41-year-old firefighter in Boulder, Colo., said he was always fascinated by the weather, so he put a personal weather station in his backyard in 2007.

"There are a lot of weather nuts online that are extremely helpful if you are polite," said Sandy Wilson, 64, an intensive care unit nurse, who put a personal weather station on the roof of her cabin in Oakley, Utah.

Having all but abandoned his original ornithological inquiry in favor of an all-out assault on Arctic warming, he plans to put a portable weather station on Cooper to get more precise correlations between the climate and his birds.

Britain's meteorological service put an Amber Weather Warning into effect for Northern Ireland from 1400-2100 GMT, saying the storm posed a danger to life and was likely to cause transport cancellations, power cuts and flying debris.

The Icarus Project began when White saw a video created by a father and son from Brooklyn who put a camera on a weather balloon and launched it in upstate New York.

I am here to collect tree ring samples and put up a weather station on Chimborazo, Ecuador's tallest peak, to provide climate data about this region, which relies heavily on Chimborazo's glaciers for water.

The other day the Telephone Company, which recently offered to equip our yacht with a radiophone, came forward with the suggestion that it might be nice if they were to put in a weather bureau and tell us when it was going to rain.

By Ernest LaFrance and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 23 , 1938P. 7 The other day the Telephone Company, which recently offered to equip our yacht with a radiophone, came forward with the suggestion that it might be nice if they were to put in a weather bureau and tell us when it was going to rain.

The New Yorker, July 23 , 1938P. 7 The other day the Telephone Company, which recently offered to equip our yacht with a radiophone, came forward with the suggestion that it might be nice if they were to put in a weather bureau and tell us when it was going to rain.

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