Sentence examples for a temperature gauge from inspiring English sources

A temperature gauge reads 1,127°C.

Or, if using a temperature gauge, when it reads 50C/122F (for medium rare).

Excessive heat, detected by a temperature gauge, would automatically trigger a defending spray of water.

On the dashboard, there is a temperature gauge, a gas gauge and a compass.

It was unnerving looking at a temperature gauge that read higher than the boiling point of water.

Each contestant has two barbecues, one with a lid and a temperature gauge to use for smoking and as an oven, the other for direct grilling.

As I worked my way through the decades, the cars became more comfortable and more technologically advanced: a 1928 Model AR Ford roadster pickup had brake lights, a light switch on the steering column, a horn button and a primitive temperature gauge (actually, a thermometer placed on the radiator cap).

The incubator would have to be portable and cleanable, include a viewing window and use an intuitive temperature gauge rather than a numerical thermometer (they settled on a red/green light indicator).

The investigators also said they needed to study further a malfunction of an air temperature gauge outside the cockpit.

Other features include a clearly arrayed instrument panel that includes an analog temperature gauge instead of an idiot light, and the world's most logical heater and radio controls.

In the race he set fifth fastest lap and finished 11th after being delayed for two laps by a faulty temperature gauge.