Use of meteorologist in Sentences. 21 Examples
The examples include meteorologist at the start of sentence, meteorologist at the end of sentence and meteorologist in the middle of sentence
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meteorologist at the start of sentence
- Meteorologists have predicted mild rains for the next few days.
- Meteorologist are predicting more rain in the coming days a beleaguered population.
- Meteorologist believe this pressure jump is the mechanism responsible for storm and tornado.
- Meteorologist Diallo says climate change will continue, and likely will happen faster in coming years.
- Meteorologists use the data to make flood predictions, which are expected to be released later this month.
meteorologist at the end of sentence
- He is a talented meteorologist.
- That is why Song Ren has never stopped studying and exploring the all kinds of meteorologist.
meteorologist in the middle of sentence
- The meteorologist drew a picture of weather.
- The storms have baffled meteorologists in the United States.
- I once wanted to be a meteorologist but got sidetracked into this.
- The duty of a meteorologist is to observe the weather at all times.
- At first the meteorologists thought that she would travel almost due north.
- Johan , a meteorologist who is trying to create rain in that harsh location.
- The squall was a prelude to a fully-fledged gale, heralded well in advance by warnings from the meteorologists.
- But in the Arctic, another feedback may stabilize the ice, wrote Max Planck Institute meteorologist Dirk Notz in PNAS.
- And meteorologists in Guwahati, the capital of the northeastern state of Assam, warned that more heavy rain was forecast.
- There were a writter, a chemist, a physicist, a medical scientist and meteorologist. They represented the best in their fields.
- The meteorologists now located Keoni about 350 miles south-east of us, and were uncertain of the direction the typhoon would take.
- Recently the jet stream has retreated northward, meteorologists say, leaving the field undefended against those intrusive southern storms.
- However, meteorologist Michael Fromm of the U. S. Naval Research Laboratory, has shown that large, fire-generated clouds can also inject particles high in the sky.
- Michael Musher, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said light snow in the Midwest and light rain elsewhere around the country could cause only minor problems.
