Sentence examples for thermometer above from inspiring English sources

Weather fluctuates — New Yorkers may recall the heat wave that pushed the thermometer above 90 in April — and even at a global level, this is enough to cause substantial year-to-year wobbles in average temperature.

Jews, Catholics and mainline Protestants ranked at the top of this "feeling thermometer," above the mean score of 55 degrees for all groups.

The heat wave — the worst in at least 140 years in some parts of China — has pushed thermometers above 104 degrees in 40 cities and counties.

WHILE thanking you for your friendly notice of the Annual Report of this Society, I trust you will allow me to state that we have not made "the mistake in science regarding the height of the thermometers above the ground," as very naturally imagined by you from the matter not having been mentioned.

Sales of iced tea multiply by five each time the thermometer rises above 15°C (59°F).

The thermometer climbed above 95 degrees as riders passed cypress, sunflowers and long, orderly rows of leafy grape vines.

And as the thermometer climbed above 50 degrees, an affair was revived as stylish men traded heavy coats for beloved sports jackets.

By the end of the century it will be 5C hotter in an area which regularly sees the thermometer soar above 40C.

When she got her first office job in 1945, people addressed one another as Miss, Mrs. or Mr., the latest high-technology office tool was the Addressograph machine and bosses sent employees home early if the thermometer rose above 90 degrees because there was no air-conditioning.

When the thermometer rises above the norm, plants suffer.

The built-in thermometers are worthless and can be off as much as 30F (this is the case on most grills and smokers), so also plan on getting a good digital thermometer (see above).