Sentence examples for raise the thermometer from inspiring English sources
As part of their forthcoming Ways Of The Underground EP (to be released on their own W&O Street Tracks label), "Feel On Fire" carries a skipping beat with sides of potent warped bass, as well as some vocals that will raise the thermometer on your life.
When it's dry, the same energy goes into raising the thermometer.
"In 1936," said NOAA scientist Jake Crouch in an interview, "the record was driven primarily by high daytime temperatures". In both cases, the daytime highs were driven in part by drought: when the soil is wet, said Crouch, "solar energy goes into evaporating moisture". When it's dry, the same energy goes into raising the thermometer.
If you are using ear thermometers, make sure to put something like a hot paper towel in your ear to raise the temperature.
Whether it was the thermometer that Kia raised to her lips, only to be told it goes under her armpit for seven minutes, or the massage therapist wearing full scrubs to flush the lactic acid from our tired leg muscles, or Leigh Ann ordering root beer and the waiter bringing nonalcoholic beer, we have been exposed to many new experiences during our brief time in Europe.
The thermometer read 72.5.
The thermometer measured 108 degrees.
The thermometer was in flames.
Winter, as the thermometer indicates, has arrived.
