Sentence examples for degrees enough from inspiring English sources

But, this year, they attracted an unusual amount of social-media attention — especially when they were followed, a few days later, by the temperature on a section of the three-mile-long Firehole Lake Drive rising to 160 degrees, enough to bubble and blister the asphalt.

Is a two-year or vocational degree enough?

Is a pass maths degree enough to get me on to a teaching course?

Soon Mr. Rosenblatt had a new film degree, enough work teaching film to quit his day job, and the kind of identifiable style that might be considered branding if it didn't come in such quirky lengths as, say, 21 or 18 minutes.

The pressure at the surface is 93 times the atmospheric pressure on Earth, and the temperature is almost 900 degrees Fahrenheit — enough to melt lead.

The water here was between fifty and sixty degrees — cold enough to chill you within minutes — and Gala had no idea where the pool would lead.

The water was a hundred and eighty degrees, hot enough to brew a cup of tea — or, as it soon occurred to Krzykowski, to cook a bowl of ramen noodles.

The vibrations, they said, collapsed tiny gas bubbles in the liquid, heating them to millions of degrees, hot enough to initiate fusion.

Crude oil entering the pipeline at this time of year is typically at around 39 degrees, warm enough to prevent the freezing of water that naturally settles out of the oil.

Dr. Snyder gave it a pass because it would spend only a few hours below 135 degrees, not enough time for the bacterial spores to germinate, start growing and reach hazardous numbers.

Though reluctant to provide a specific forecast for game day, Gikofsky said the normal low temperatures for the first four days of February were about 25 degrees, cold enough for snow.