Sentence examples for degrees long from inspiring English sources

On some summer nights, the galley, which has no air-conditioning, hovers around 98 degrees long after dark.

The new map covers an area of sky 140 degrees long and 3 degrees wide, which is more than four times the size of ATLASGAL's previous release.

Comet C/1995 O1 developed a very interesting pair of tails several degrees long, but they did not develop the high surface brightness that was hoped for.

The tail of C/1995 O1 was tens of millions of miles long in space, corresponding to 10 or more degrees long to the naked eye in very-dark-sky conditions.

The Great Comet of 1811 had an even greater perihelion distance (just outside the earth's orbit), but still displayed a tail at least 25 degrees long (or about a quarter of the way from the horizon to the zenith in the night sky).

When the temps fall under 61 degrees, long leggings and long-sleeve tops are worn.

The university says the proposed redundancies will make no change to courses this academic year, or to the breadth and depth of degrees long-term.

Check the thermostat in hell -- it appears to have dropped below 32 degrees: Long-snubbed  Canadian progressive-rock trio Rush will at long last be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year, along with Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Donna Summer, Heart and Albert King.

Photographs bring out its greenish hue and reveal a delicate tail more than a degree long.

It shows a bright nucleus with a greenish coma and with a tail more than a quarter of a degree long pointing off to the WNW, away from the Sun.

The fadAB1 operon, involved in fatty acid (FA) degradation, was significantly induced in the presence of several medium chain-length fatty acids (MCFA) and, to a lesser degree, long chain-length fatty acids (LCFA).