Sentence examples for the thermometer at from inspiring English sources

She waved the thermometer at me.

Although that didn't happen, the thermometer at my cabin registered seventy-eight below.

In the event, Obama gave his speech under clear skies with the thermometer at seventy-two degrees.

His shipmates, he said, were "extraordinary fellows for standing the cold – with the thermometer at 22° below Bentzen goes up in his shirt and trousers to read the thermometer on deck".

They were squeezed together in a one-room shanty on the howling prairie with a squalling baby, braving blizzards and temperatures that routinely froze the thermometer at -40C, surviving on salt pork and fried bread.

As the temperature in California's Death Valley climbed toward a hundred and thirty degrees recently, I had a vision of giant sandworms erupting from the desert floor and swallowing up the tourists and news media gathered around the thermometer at the National Park Service ranger station.

For the living room (or any room), she scooped up the Galileo thermometer at the American Museum of Natural History's gift shop -- a glass cylinder with a series of colored spheres floating in water -- which she considered beautifully designed and loaded with educational value.

Couple that with how Obama aides were "shocked" by progressives' demand for a public option, and you might wonder what's wrong with the political thermometer at the White House.

Although the thermometer stood at 37.8 deg.

Whether the thermometer stands at 22° above zero or 22° below it, we have no fire in the stove.

"Do any of you know how incredibly long winter seems in climates where for weeks together the thermometer stands at zero?" asks the author.