Sentence examples for twenty degrees from inspiring English sources

The temperature was twenty degrees.

The temperature is twenty degrees below zero.

"I wish it was about twenty degrees colder".

It was a relatively warm day — about twenty degrees Fahrenheit.

"Just imagine cloudy skies, about twenty degrees," Smith said, reminiscing.

It must have been twenty degrees hotter in there than outside, but he didn't care.

It was a hundred and twenty degrees.

It was probably about a hundred and twenty degrees inside the plane.

Soon the heat would rise above a hundred and twenty degrees, with no rain for six months.

It is hot in the valley, up to a hundred and twenty degrees in the summer months.

This was a gross overstatement: the real span of what Ptolemy meant by the "known world" — Eurasia and Africa — was only about a hundred and twenty degrees.