Sentences with phrase «weather guy»

And I am not missing the cold weather you guys are getting right now.

Looking lovely — adore that scarf and what amazing weather you guys are having.

It's officially sweater weather guys and I don't know about you but I'm actually quite excited for a new season!

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I'm so jealous of the beautiful weather you guys get in LA.

I'm starting to think these guys know as much about this as weather guys know about forecasting the weather!

I've hit a wall with this cold weather guys and at this point I'm just counting down to 48 hours from now when I'll be...

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If not for the weather these guys could easily be atop the Standings.

Enjoy the weather guys

You're right at least I have a beautiful weather here) I wish I can send you some sun:) what a weather you guys are have going on over there.

You guys had a great weekend together — I was super envious of the hang out together and the weather you guys had, as I was bundled in my winter coat, dodging snow flakes haha

He's the weather guy — he either gets it wrong or gets it right and gets paid too much for being banal.

By far the biggest miscue is done by Steve Carell as Brick Tamland, the weather guy.

The weather guy, his skin golden as a cashew, is smiling about power outages, urging the elderly and the sick to stay inside, his voice sliding like a trombone, and as soon as she hears the word elderly, Lucy glances uneasily at Iris.

No problem, I can prognosticate the earth roasting to cinders in a fortnight with the «proper» data at my disposal — any weather guy could.

I have trouble thinking of what would be so dramatic in temperatures (but a «weather guy» would be consulted before I'd just pick one and not tell the customer...)

Last week the weather guy said it would rain today and it didn't; how can we trust what scientists say about the next 50 years if you can't even tell us about what happens next week.

Or, the weather guy — boring others with mundane topics of conversations?