Sentence examples for whose temperature from inspiring English sources

Some beachgoers even ventured into the water, whose temperature in the 50s administered a brutal shock.

Snow machines work by spraying water into air whose temperature is below freezing point.

But you can use the bag to immerse food in a water bath whose temperature you control carefully.

The team's doctor said the pitcher, whose temperature had reached 108 degrees, died of multiple organ failure due to heatstroke.

Perhaps, had he never gone in search of perfection, nobody would have designed a domestic oven whose temperature can be controlled to the nearest 10th of a degree.

The team's doctor said the pitcher, Steve Bechler, whose temperature had reached 108 degrees, died of multiple organ failure from heatstroke.

More importantly, they offer air conditioning, which goes a long way to explaining their success in a city whose temperature seldom falls below 20°C.

"These guys bet against America all the time," said Mr. Biden, whose temperature was running close to boil for most of the evening.

Elaborate computer calculations predict the ionization structure of gas ionized by a hot star whose temperature is determined by its spectrum.

Who would pay thousands of dollars for weeks in a mosquito-infested enclave with mediocre food, no indoor plumbing and a lake whose temperature is just right for penguins?

The result is curious: a narrative that throbs alluringly with what its minor characters (if not its major ones) consider to be sin, but whose temperature rests stubbornly at lukewarm.