Sentence examples for drop a degree from inspiring English sources

The Crosstrek's external-temperature gauge, housed in an unobtrusive, dashboard-top row of ancillary digital instruments (clock, fuel-economy gauge, passenger airbag light), seemed to drop a degree for every mile travelled.

The dog's temperature will also drop a degree or so about 24 hours before labor.

The dog's temperature will drop a degree or so about 24 hours before labor.

The biggest risk for any student entrepreneur is dropping a degree classification.

The temperature then dropped a degree by the time the Giants took the field early Friday night, and it is expected to keep falling.

Firstly: "Do you worry about your work/life balance?" Secondly: "Do you worry about your image?" She tenses as she tells me this, the only time in our interview that the temperature drops a degree.

Today there is a parallel trend of companies laying off people with Masters degrees, and replacing them with entry-level people who only have a B.A. or B.S. so they can pay them less -- so dropping a degree can make even more sense in this recession.

Remember, the final chemical temperature you want is 20 degrees, and you are soaking the chemicals in 68 degree water because the gallon jugs will sit in the water for at least 30 minutes, and the water temperature will drop a couple degrees during that time.

Outdoor summer temperatures could also drop a couple of degrees.

Put another way, the average highs and lows would have to drop a cumulative 10 degrees below the forecasts issued on Monday for July 2010 to stumble at the finish line and fall short of the 1999 record, he said.

Because of this evidence, prosecutors dropped a first-degree murder charge.