Sentence examples for thermometer rises from inspiring English sources

At this writing, there was still space, but the clock ticks as the thermometer rises.

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

Whatever those helicopters are, they give L.A. the feel of being constantly under siege, the way the coyotes that howl down in the ravine do, the way the wildfires, itching into flame as soon as the thermometer rises, do.

When the thermometer rises above the norm, plants suffer.

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.

Economists from the National Bureau of Economic Research examined 80 years' worth of U.S. birth and temperature data, and found that whenever the thermometer rose past 80°F, or about 27°C, birth rates dropped 8to1010 months later.

As the mercury in thermometers rises, so do the annual conversations about which 2016 track deserves the completely arbitrary distinction of Song of the Summer.

The rabbit holes of sites that feature products vying for your pledges is so deep that you can obtain just about anything through them except, perhaps, Vitamin D. Yes, as thermometers rise across much of the country, there's a stronger case for feeling the warmth of our closest star upon our skin.

So even if we follow the recipe exactly and the grill thermometer never rises above 200 degrees, some of the meat is being cooked at a much higher temperature and will dry out and toughen.

(60 deg. Fahr).. Elsewhere the thermometer is rising rapidly and breaking all records.

Despite the rising thermometer this past week, the damage from the earlier snowfalls has continued to sideline cars because the repairs are time-consuming.