Sentence examples for temperatures have dipped from inspiring English sources

Temperatures have dipped below freezing on only five mornings this February in the District, and nature is playing along — albeit, perhaps, grudgingly.

Winter temperatures have dipped to -117 degrees.

The temperatures had dipped.

It was March, and temperatures had dipped to below freezing, a tad cold for the young lovers lying on the dewy grass.

To freshman Angela Neally, the giant letter C she was helping to form on the football field Tuesday night with some 7,000 other new UC Berkeley students might have stood for "Ccccccold!" Temperatures had dipped, and summer fog swirled around California Memorial Stadium.

Because certain temperatures would trigger the landlord's obligation to provide heat during particular months, tenants had to prove that temperatures had dipped below the law's limit.

However, the Miami Herald says that Old Farmer's Almanac records show the area had been under a cold snap that week and that temperatures had dipped to 44 degrees.

Though each "dorm room" has a propane heater, this group of students has not used them, even though the nighttime temperature has dipped into the teens.

At the time I write this, the temperature has dipped to minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit, and there are five feet of snow on the ground.

It was a startling contrast: Despite the encroaching blaze, the air temperature had dipped into the 40s overnight, and the water was unbearably cold.

It was announced there would be no play on uncovered courts until 6pm at the earliest, although the temperature had dipped below 40 degrees Celsius by 4pm.