Sentence examples for announced temperature from inspiring English sources

Most of the crowd of 38,274 had stayed even though the sun had gone down and it was much chillier than 39 degrees, the announced temperature at kickoff.

Apart from the humidity, the heat index and any other measure of your misery above or below ground, there is another reason you may feel hotter on any given day than the announced temperature in Central Park would suggest: the official thermometer there is housed comfortably in the shade.

But, as thermometers joyfully announced temperatures of 27C or more this week, there was a noticeable change in workplace attire, and it was definitely for the better.

By the time they were announced, the temperature was tropical, and the sweaty crowd jeered at a projection screen showing Mr Komorowski conceding defeat.

Now, a team of researchers has announced that temperature fluctuations in the glow clash with one well-accepted theory of how the universe formed.

Although the chancellor made it clear he would protect pensioner benefits he announced an annual "temperature test" which will restrict winter fuel payments to pensioners who live abroad in warmer climates.

The Yankees announced that the temperature at the start of Saturday's game was 93 degrees, a number that few would consider mild, except in comparison with the 100-degree level that was recorded at the stadium the previous night.

In 1987, Ronald Reagan announced that high-temperature superconductor technology would "bring us to the threshold of a new age," but commercializing that technology has proved much more difficult than the original hype suggested.

Schools in Boston were closed for the fifth time in six days since the frigid weather began, and Mayor Marty Walsh announced that freezing temperatures meant the New England Patriots Super Bowll victory parade would have to be postponed, according to the Associated Press, while the trials of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Aaron Hernandez were also delayed.

Expats who live in seven warm European countries will lose their winter fuel payments under a "temperature test" announced by the chancellor.

In March, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that global ocean temperatures are rising: because oceans cover most of Earth's surface, this may be more revealing than land temperatures.