Sentence examples for temperature tells from inspiring English sources

Its temperature tells the amount of sunlight that has shone on it.

Temperature told of a writer and heavy drinker named Emmet Monsen, who suffers from cardiac disease.

Sunlight can also warm your bed, letting the temperature tell you to get up, too.

But instead, at home Prime Minister Tony Abbott opens coal mines to say that "coal is good for humanity", denies the links between bushfires and rising temperatures (telling top UN climate negotiator Christiana Figueres that she was talking through her hat) and retains the services of his top business advisor who thinks human-caused climate change is a UN hoax to create a new world order.

The record low temperatures tell an even more compelling story: it was much more likely for the daytime temperature to be colder than average than it was for the nighttime ones.

"Each time they come here, I talk to them nicely, after a few minutes the person [points the thermoflash at] them to get the temperature," he told VICE News, explaining that the weapon-like appearance of the temperature gun can be confusing.

"I cannot imagine what will happen to the human brain at that ultra-cold temperature," he told a Chinese news site in September.

"Much like transition sunglasses, it adjusts the condition of the window glass based on location, angle of the sun, cloud cover, inside and outside temperature," Mulpuri told me.

My first "weather station" merely measured the outdoor temperature and told me daily high and low records.

"Mike invented a specialty polymer that he can tweak and conduct ions at room temperature," Joy told me.

But the bike felt good, and I waited for the tyres to get up to temperature," Stoner told BBC Sport.