Sentence examples for barometer into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "barometer into" is not a common phrasal verb in English
You can use the noun "barometer", which is a device used for measuring atmospheric pressure, in a sentence, but not the phrase "barometer into". Example: The weatherman used a barometer to measure the atmospheric pressure in the area.
Personal fitness is becoming a big issue: the addition of a barometer into the phones allows the new bundled health app to distinguish height, climbs, and stairs as well as all the other sporty parameters.
You walk in through the front-porch area, where he likes to sit on a frosty morning drinking coffee by the barometer, into the comfortable lounge decorated with family photos, drawings, some of the couple's considerable collection of owl ornaments, and Monica's colourful home-made tapestry cushions.
Divide the Russell 2000 index, the most widely followed small-cap barometer, into two components: the 10 largest stocks by market value and the other 1,990.
Over time his rule evolved from an informal barometer into a serious political deal breaker for a GOP Speaker to cross for eventual successor John Boehner.
The watch hides a Global Positioning System unit, stopwatch, compass, barometer and altimeter into a package not much bigger than 007's favorite Omega.
Israelis have to stop "turning these concerts into a barometer of our national resilience," he continued, adding: "You don't want to come?
Finding themselves free to paint their own time and place, Dutch artists transformed painting from a vehicle for religious instruction into a barometer of the age.
King has noticed her overall sales double in the last six months, but she sees the lipstick index – Leonard Lauder's theory that lipstick sales rise when the economy drops – less of a viable financial barometer than an insight into consumer psychology.
The theses in the Barometer were first created into four categories.
However, it took Nadia to turn Big Brother into a cultural barometer.
"If it doesn't then I'll crank up the résumé." Mr. Piscani's sense of the economy as a mysterious black box of unknowns, his very livelihood a barometer of tough times, spills into his view of politics.
