We found 109 examples of how to use forecast in an English sentence.
Sentences 51 to 75 of 109.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 51. | The rain forecast for yesterday didn't eventuate. | |
| 52. | We didn't get all that rain that they forecast. | |
| 53. | Cold, wet and wild weather with the possibility of a dusting of snow has been forecast for this weekend. | |
| 54. | Wild weather is forecast for our region today. | |
| 55. | The forecast rain never eventuated. | |
| 56. | Dan checked the weather forecast before taking off. | |
| 57. | According to the weather forecast, it's supposed to snow tomorrow. | |
| 58. | According to the weather forecast, a storm's coming. | |
| 59. | According to the weather forecast, it'll snow tomorrow. | |
| 60. | The multinational corporation has forecast the implementation of economies of scale. | |
| 61. | According to the weather forecast, it'll rain tomorrow. | |
| 62. | According to the weather forecast, it's going to rain tomorrow. | |
| 63. | It's cold, but not as cold as forecast. | |
| 64. | Tom's listening to the Shipping Forecast. | |
| 65. | Weather forecast for tonight: dark. | |
| 66. | An intense heat wave is forecast. | |
| 67. | Inflation is forecast to reach 1 million percent in Venezuela by the end of the year. | |
| 68. | Temperatures of up to 45°C are forecast on the Iberian peninsula. | |
| 69. | The weather forecast isn't necessarily reliable. | |
| 70. | The weatherman's forecast is almost certainly wrong. | |
| 71. | I wonder what’s the weather forecast for tomorrow. | |
| 72. | Tom can't tell the difference between promise and forecast. | |
| 73. | The forecast is for clear skies tonight. | |
| 74. | The weather forecast says we're in for heavy rain this evening. | |
| 75. | The forecast for tomorrow is more rain. |