Sentence examples for sixty degrees from inspiring English sources

By now, Columbus had succeeded in shrinking the ocean down to just sixty degrees.

Back home, it was twelve hours earlier and sixty degrees colder.

He was cycling, as always, with his butt elevated off the seat, his spine inclined at sixty degrees.

It was unseasonably hot, almost sixty degrees, for early November in Mystic, Georgia, and she could smell the light musk of her own sweat.

But, as they ascended the Titan Dome, they confronted the most brutal conditions yet: hurricane-force gales, and a wind-chill temperature of minus sixty degrees.

In the Great Smokies in summer, the heat can be Amazonian; the land can slope sixty degrees, and in many places the undergrowth consists of a mesh of rhododendrons.

Another woman gets flipped three hundred and sixty degrees.

"Minus one hundred and sixty degrees Celsius, for three minutes," he said, and kissed his fingers.

And he did turn it around — three hundred and sixty degrees.

Jock Soto turns Whelan three hundred and sixty degrees in the air.

The threat came from "three hundred and sixty degrees around you," as one man says.