Sentence examples for weatherman turned from inspiring English sources

As part of the hoopla on Friday, Roker, the genial weatherman turned America's favorite uncle, was doing a situp instead of a stand-up.

In the end, our group also included a long-time librarian from Lamont Library, at Harvard, and Mark Rudd, the former S.D.S. leader turned Weatherman turned math teacher and memoirist.

Among weathermen, it turns out, views like Bastardi's are typical.

The weatherman, Johnson said, then turned to the camera and asked if Johnson could be his scarecrow.

In choosing to undergo the banding procedure, Mr. Christie joins a list of public figures — including the New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, whom Mr. Christie consulted before the surgery, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York and the TV weatherman Al Roker — who have turned to surgery to help where diet and exercise have failed.

One of the "scientists" turned out to be a Kentucky weatherman without a college degree.

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He once tried to explain wind conditions to a client who turned out to be Al Roker, the NBC weatherman.

Congressman Jerrold Nadler and the NBC weatherman Al Roker are the latest obese celebrities to reveal that they turned to surgery after years of failing to lose weight on one diet after another.

For a time, young Reed hoped to become a TV weatherman, but in 1958, turning 20, he headed for Hollywood, where he landed contracts with both Capitol Records and Warner Brothers.

During the parade, when Mr. and Mrs. Obama got out of their limousine to walk past fans and wave, the NBC weatherman Al Roker positioned himself behind a barricade and hollered "Mr. President!" so often and so loud that Mr. Obama turned, gave him a thumbs up and said the weather was great.