Sentence examples for temps up from inspiring English sources

Depending on the definition, between one-fifth and one-third of American workers are now freelancers, contractors or temps, up from 6% in 1989, according to Accenture, a consultancy.

Rainy weather in the area has helped douse the fire, which is now 49% contained, but Berlant warned that "we cannot become complacent... we could see some flare-ups as temps go up".

The temps look up at him and blink.

And you could argue that no-benefits line cooks, bike messengers and temps add up to new blue-collar equivalents.

He went on to accuse the clothing firm Next of a similar sort of abuse: "Last year they brought 500 Polish workers to work in their South Elmshall warehouse for their summer sale and another 300 this summer…they get to avoid Agency Worker Regulations, so Polish temps end up considerably cheaper than the local workforce".

Opelt says that about a third of temps take up permanent posts with the contracting company.

It seems there's an army of temps lined up to help heal the battered economy, even at the risk of getting hurt themselves in the process.

With temps reaching up to 90, 100, or even higher for some of you over the next month, it's time to settle into a breezy tee and shorts until back-to-school time rolls around again.

But they work well at room temp and up to 122F.

But before you hit auto clean -- which cranks the oven temp way up, likely setting off your smoke alarm -- hear us out.

Start cooking the meat on the cooler side of the grill, at 225 to 275F, bring the meat's internal temp up to 115 to 120F, and then move it over the direct scorching heat to sear.