Sentence examples for weatherman has from inspiring English sources

My dad used to say that a weatherman has only a 50-50 chance of getting the weather right.

IF the weatherman has his jacket off, his sleeves rolled up and his necktie loosened, things must be really bad.

The Great Mountain weather station, where Mr. Russ is the weatherman, has tracked temperatures for 75 years.

While Samad and Millat hurry to flee the house, Alansa sits stubbornly on the sofa confident that nothing will happen because 'Mr Fish', the BBC weatherman, has assured 'her' that all will be fine.

Plugging fiction into a documentary context (i.e., turning snippets of fictions into faithful representations of reality you can check your watch at the door and still leave at the desired moment), he suggests the contrast between movies and life, hints that the weatherman has always been telling you falsely which way the wind is blowing.

A Cleveland weatherman has gone full "Cast Away" thanks to his refusal to shave until the hapless Browns win a football game. .

The weatherman had neutral color hair, decently cut.

"Hitting ninety today, folks," the weatherman had said.

As far as bringing down the American government was concerned, Weatherman had no discernible effect.

Said accidents usually end with Weatherman having his (artificial) arm torn off by boats, cars or gunfire, in full view of the traumatised brood.

But her husband's recently released memoir about their days as Weathermen has apparently opened new wounds.