Sentences with phrase «tv weatherman»

My good friend, a TV weatherman, routinely kicks their ass.

«Meteorologists are used to looking at models and being burned,» says Paul Douglas, a former TV weatherman - turned - serial entrepreneur, who recently published a book on climate change and faith.»

In this exciting variant on an old Native American sport, a two - meter square of rubber graph paper is stretched between four hockey sticks and used to trampoline a TV weatherman skyward towards the tropopause.

One is Heartland president Joseph Bast's «reasonable interpretation» of conclusions he'll never accept, and the rest comes from a retired TV weatherman named Anthony Watts (who's not a climate scientist), who runs the climate denier blog WattsUpWithThat.

But a call comes in from Anthony Watts, a retired TV weatherman who runs one of the leading contrarian blogs, and he has astonishing news about some e-mails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia in England.

Citing a speech by a retired TV weatherman who could no more construct a climate model than a television camera, and the philosophical authority of one «Thomas Eddington» (the inventor of the supernova light bulb, perhaps — surely not the Sir Arthur who confirmed the relativistic precession of the orbit of Mercury?)

You've probably seen the Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day — or at least know the premise - where a TV weatherman finds himself waking up and reliving the same day over and over again.

Our cycle of pinning our hopes on the power of student outcome measurement calls to mind the 1993 comedy Groundhog Day, in which Bill Murray plays a self - centered TV weatherman who finds himself snowbound in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, doomed to repeat the same day until he finally changes his ways.

Harris works as a TV weatherman, but he's so blas about his job that he tapes his forecasts days in advance.

However everything doesn't go well for a cynical TV weatherman in this movie who relives the same day over and over and over again.

That's the dilemma facing misanthropic TV weatherman Phil Connors (Murray) when he once more visits the small town of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania - «weather capital of the world» - to report on its annual Groundhog Day ceremony.

So of course it's a joke that poor Susan Murphy (the voice of Reese Witherspoon: Four Christmases, Rendition) ends up in a government facility so secret that «it's a crime even to say its name» when she gets zapped by a radioactive meteorite on her wedding day and is mutated into... well, not Bridezilla, because Susan is a really nice, really sweet girl, one who's a bit too accommodating, actually, to her fiancé, TV weatherman Derek (the voice of Paul Rudd: I Love You, Man, Role Models).

He makes a quarter of a million dollars a year for doing nearly nothing as a Chicago TV weatherman.

Here's a simple — and potentially chilling — concept: What if someone remade «Groundhog Day,» in which a TV weatherman relives the same day over and over, as a horror movie?

The character of Stone Crandall (played by Chris Hemsworth), the husband of Rusty's sister Audrey (Leslie Mann), is over-the-top and completely unbelieveable as a TV weatherman being looked at by «the networks».

Bruce Almighty feels fresh enough but in some ways echoes 1993's Groundhog Day, in which unhappy TV weatherman Bill Murray faced the metaphysical challenge of reliving the same day over and over.

Bill Murray plays a TV weatherman who's trapped living the same day every day in this nightmarish fantasy - comedy.

Nicolas Cage stars as the aptly named David Spritz, a TV weatherman in Chicago.

Teamed with a relentlessly cheerful producer (Andie MacDowell) and a smart - aleck cameraman (Chris Elliott), TV weatherman Phil Connors (Bill Murray) is sent to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to cover the annual Groundhog Day festivities.

As former TV Weatherman Augie Auer used to say This is a partial, non-exhaustive list of online dating websites

And hey, they were only off by 100 miles or so — as one TV weatherman said, «Just a blip on a weathermap.»

Paterno is still wildly robust, faster than some of his offensive linemen, with better hair than most TV weathermen.

It will be interesting to see how this strategy plays out, since TV weathermen tend to be pretty skeptical of AGW.

In an interesting move, Obama Taps TV Meteorologists to Roll Out New Climate Report, which describes how Obama is giving interviews to some TV weathermen.

Next to the geologists, these guys look like glorified TV weathermen.

Lindzen stands out like a gilded lightning rod atop a pyramid whose scientific facade is propped up by a rubbly Flintstone fill of politically appointed TV weathermen, geologists, and mining engineers righteously defending the turf (and production prospects) of coal and tar sand miners.

Not exact matches

Russ Richards (John Travolta), a weatherman on a local TV station in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, sells snowmobiles on the side, but both careers are in a rut thanks to an unusually warm winter.

DAN THE WEATHERMAN (single camera) STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV / Tomorrow Studios TEAM: Steve Dildarian (w, ep), Becky Clements (ep), Marty Adelstein (ep), Seth Gordon (d), Jeff Morton (ep) LOGLINE: After getting fired from his cushy job as a weatherman at the local TV station, Dan finds it's not enough to be a charming white man in tWEATHERMAN (single camera) STUDIO: 20th Century Fox TV / Tomorrow Studios TEAM: Steve Dildarian (w, ep), Becky Clements (ep), Marty Adelstein (ep), Seth Gordon (d), Jeff Morton (ep) LOGLINE: After getting fired from his cushy job as a weatherman at the local TV station, Dan finds it's not enough to be a charming white man in tweatherman at the local TV station, Dan finds it's not enough to be a charming white man in this world.

In the days leading up to the storm, it was disturbing to watch the local TV «weathermen» trying to explain just how it was going to snow so much when only days earlier our region was almost 75 degrees.

The weatherman on TV says, «Temps tomorrow will go up to the high 20s» and you think, «Not a bad temp count this week, wonder what the margin is?».