Sentence examples for degrees to keep from inspiring English sources

This is really tricky because you have to lunge forward, keeping the skateboard level, and spin 90 degrees to keep the wheels rolling when you land.

Immigrants want to feel at home but they also want, to varying degrees, to keep their original values and culture.

(He needs the warm clothes even in summer, because the temperature in his truck is 33 to 36 degrees to keep the milk cool).

(Were antacids prescribed to prevent stomach ulcers? Was the bed propped up 30 degrees to keep the windpipe clear of saliva?) The average length of stay in the I.C.U.

Nor will I be topping the apples with a thin sheet of buttery pie dough and sliding the tarte in the oven for 50 minutes at 360 degrees, to keep the apples from sticking to the pan the way they would at a higher temperature.

Cools trading floor to 70 degrees to keep employees on toes.

Through the use of Greek in the liturgy and through its modest educational efforts, the church helped to some degree to keep alive a sense of Greek identity, but it could not prevent Turkish (which was written with Greek characters) from becoming the vernacular of a substantial proportion of the Greek population of Asia Minor and of the Ottoman capital itself.

In other words, it's within our power, to some degree, to keep ourselves focused if we learn how at an early age.

You're forced, to some degree, to keep up with technology because life requirements demand it.

The cadavers in question had been kept at 39 degrees F (4 degrees C) to keep from rotting.

It warms the mirror to 104 degrees Fahrenheit to keep condensation at bay.